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Hiv From Drinking Out Of Bottle
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Drinking water from a bottle of an HIV Person?Can you get HIV from drinking water from a bottle of an HIV infected person?...drinking from same bottleDear SirsI'm HIV+ and 2 days ago I went to a club with 2 of my best friends and we had our own... Read more »via cracked cold drinks bottleone day i went to a cold drink shop .there i asked for a cold drink. while opening the bottle with... Read more »
Articles
India's NACO Asks Soft Drink Makers to Promote HIV/AIDS Awareness in AdvertisementsIndia's National AIDS Control Organization is asking soft drink manufacturers to include HIV/AIDS awareness messages in their advertisements in an attempt to reach 15- to 49-year-olds, NACO Director S.Y. Quraishi said on Friday, the Hindu ... Read more »
Small-Town LifeIllustration: Tony Heron . It was something you could probably only get away with at a house party in a small town: drinking directly from a wine bottle and alternating swigs with a young woman you just met. That was what 23-year-old George from... Read more »
Message in a Bottle: Mandela Takes AIDS Awareness to Street Corners of South AfricaIn a campaign timed to raise AIDS awareness ahead of World AIDS Day on Dec. 1, a million messages enclosed in glass Coca-Cola bottles will be placed on street corners and in shopping malls, cinemas, and parks throughout Johannesburg, the city's Star... Read more »
Binge Drinking Among MSM in New York City Linked to Increased HIV Risk, Study SaysBinge drinking -- or the consumption of five or more alcoholic beverages on one occasion -- may be contributing to an increased risk of HIV among men who have sex with men in New York City, according to a study released Monday by the city's... Read more »
Connect With Others
Could I get HIV/STD from random people's drinks?
Posted by jacko2217, 2 Replies
Over the weekend I recently went to a Homecoming party that my college was hosting. It was alot of fun and I had a very good time but I remember after a few drinks, starting to drink out of random people's beers, once drinking directly out of a...
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Drinking
Posted by Anonymous, 3 Replies
What would be the chances of contracting the HIV virus from drinking a bottle of wine in South Africa after the local waiter cut his hand on the corkscrew while opening the bottle? Would alcohol have killed the virus anyway? This may sound like a...
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DRINKING AND DRIVING THE MEDS!
Posted by Anonymous, 6 Replies
So first of all, I know this is a question for my doc, but thought I'd at least get a perspective on here from the people that actualy feel what I feel. I began taking meds several months ago and have been gliding smoothly along. I am a very social...
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HIV and drinking
Posted by Anonymous, 5 Replies
I am so depressed and am drinking large amounts of alcohol. I am at wits end and also have severe back pain.Is it true that alcohol speeds HIV to AIDS?? Read more »
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