For example, if a player's gross score is 100, the player's 3 worst holes are deducted. Let's say a 7, 8, & 9 for a deduction of 24. In addition, the player's adjustment to the deduction is a +2 for a 26 total. Therefore, the player's net score is 74.
The immune system does try to fight HIV infection. It produces antibodies to do this. But theyâre not very effective without the CD4 cells to organise them. Normally the body's immune system would fight off an infection, but HIV prevents the bodyâs immune system from working properly.
People who have HIV and donât get treatment almost always die from the virus. But with medication, people with HIV can be healthy and live a long time. Whatâs the difference between HIV and AIDS? HIV is the virus that causes AIDS. AIDS stands for Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome. HIV and AIDS are not the same thing. And people with HIV do not always have AIDS. HIV is the virus thatâs passed from person to person. Over time, HIV destroys an important kind of the cell in your immune system (called CD4 cells or T cells) that helps protect you from infections. When you donât have enough of these CD4 cells, your body canât fight off infections the way it normally can.