Which of the following is not a reason that AIDS has been difficult to erradicate?

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AIDS has been difficult to eradicate for several reasons, including its slow progression (A), the inaccuracy of HIV reverse transcriptase leading to high mutation rates (B), and the ability of the virus to evade immune responses through mechanisms like the conformational change of the gp120 protein upon binding to the CD4 receptor (C), as well as its evasion of the innate immune system (D). However, it does not typically cause multiple symptoms within weeks of infection (E); instead, it can take years for significant symptoms to develop, which is one reason why it's hard to control and eradicate.

Which of the Following Is Not a Reason That AIDS