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20 August, 09:52

HIV and hepatitis B and C are incurable bloodborne pathogens.

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  1. 20 August, 09:59
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    That is mostly true, if you consider modern day textbooks. These diseases are all transmitable via bloodstream. However while there is no cure for Hep B and HIV, Hep C has actually had a possible cure developed, while it may not work for all it has showed great promise.
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