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AIDS Risk Docking
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DockingWhat is the risk of HIV transmission from docking? Does it matter if there is pre-cum? Should it be avoided?I saw a previous post in the archives from 1998 but with all the discussion lately about oral sex, I'd thought I'd check. It seems...
Response from Ryan M. Kull, C.S.W
Columbia University's Health & Related Services
Yes, the risk for transmission is low. When HIV infected fluids like semen (the pre-cum of infected people can also contain HIV) come into contact with the mucous membranes of your penis, there is the potential for transmission. However, HIV is only...
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Docking and Penis-RubbingHi Dr Bob, I sent you a question before and would be grateful if you could answer it.I did a search... Read more »Dick Docking and Penis Rubbing 2: ForeskinHello Dr Bob, Thanks to your last reply.That's my second time I sent this question. I've... Read more »
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India Must Enhance HIV/AIDS Programs in Two Densely Populated States, Among High-Risk Groups, Country's AIDS Director SaysIndia needs to scale up its HIV/AIDS programs in the two densely populated states of Uttar Pradesh and Bihar and among high-risk groups such as commercial sex workers and injection drug users, S.Y. Quraishi, director of the country's National AIDS... Read more »
Pakistan's National AIDS Control Program to Develop Media Project Aimed at Raising HIV/AIDS Among Youth, High-Risk GroupsPakistani Health Secretary Khushnood Akhtar Lashari on Tuesday called on the National AIDS Control Programme to focus a new project aimed at raising HIV/AIDS awareness through the media on young people and high-risk groups in the country,... Read more »
AIDS Programs Fail to Reach High-Risk Groups: UNThose most at risk of acquiring HIV worldwide -- high-risk drug users, homosexuals and sex workers -- are often the least likely to be targeted by national surveillance, prevention and treatment programs, the World Health Organization said today.... Read more »
HIV Infection Increases Risk for Non-AIDS CancersPeople with HIV may be at an increased risk of developing non-AIDS-defining cancers, suggests a new meta-analysis of 18 studies. Many of the cancers were related to infections and smoking, noted Dr. Meredith S. Shiels of the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg... Read more »
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Calculator for risk of HIV related Aids or Death
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LowRisk Sex with the HighRisk and salivary glands
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
I have had a swollen gland in the right side of my neck, under my jaw for about FIVE months. It is not tender, and flucuates in size. The GP thought it was a submandibular lymph node; however, the ENT believes it to be my submandibular salivary...
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World AIDS Day 2006: raising 'HIV/AIDS' Awareness
Posted by Anonymous
World AIDS Day 2006: Raising 'HIV/AIDS' AwarenessWe urgently need to raise 'HIV/AIDS' Awareness to stop the epidemic spread of AIDS-related Myths, HIV-related Lies and Pharmogenocide: Iatrogenic 'AIDS' ('AIDS' caused by anti-retroviral' drugs). World... Read more » HIV risk from a hickey
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
Can I get HIV from getting a hickey? Thanks. Read more »
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