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Hiv Risk And Hot Tub
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Risk in hot tubs againHi, rick! Sorry to trouble you again, but reading some of the recent questions about the survival of HIV outside the body, I ask you permission to think that you might be neglecting the significancy of the research carried out by the CDC-USA....
Response from Rick Sowadsky, M.P.H.
Nevada State Health Division AIDS Program
Hi. Thank you for your question. If you re-read the questions regardingsurvival of HIV outside the body ("How long does HIV survive outside thebody?", and "Can I get HIV from handling rented adult video tapes?"), youwill note...
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Anal fissure, hot tub and HIVHi there,My name is Damien and I recently went to a sauna. I stayed in the hot tub (which, by the... Read more »Hot Tub EscapadesDear Dr. Frascino,About 5 years ago I did some very dumb things with a high risk female. Soon... Read more »
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Day 1 of the Women's HIV/AIDS Advocacy and Leadership Summit: HIV Itself May Be a "Hot Mess," but the Women Living With It Are NotKellee Terrell This is part of a series of articles about the 2011 Women's HIV/AIDS Advocacy and Leadership Summit , which was held Oct. 13-16 in Baton Rouge, La. After an early flight -- 5:45 a.m. to be exact -- and little to no sleep,... Read more »
The Hot List: Top 10 HIV Conference Articles of 2012 on TheBodyPRO.comEvery year, new research gives us a deeper understanding of what it will take to achieve greater successes in HIV prevention, treatment, patient care and the search for a cure. While most of the legwork gets overlooked, HIV conferences allow... Read more »
Hot Flashes and Healthful Living: Health Concerns for Women Growing Older With HIV/AIDSL. Jeannine Bookhardt-Murray, M.D. Nowadays, more and more women living with HIV are planning for a life stage they may once have thought they wouldn't live to see: menopause. Menopause is a normal part of a woman's life -- and its effects vary... Read more »
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Hot Tubs
Posted by nez, 3 Replies
Hello people I have tested Negative a few times now and tonight I went to a Hot Tub where gay men go to have sex I was there alone and now I am scared that I could have put myself at risk again.I asked the owners of the Hot Tubs if I could get HIV... Read more » Ryan Kull said / hot tubs and saunas
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
Ryan said to sit on a towel when in the sauna so this would mean that HIV can be spread from sitting on it or having it on your body.Read more » shower stalls and hot tbs
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
Has there been a study to see if people have gotten infected from shower stalls or hot tubs ?Read more » Hot Damn!!!
Posted by AIDS2HIV, 7 Replies
Its hotter than powder burns on a Dick Cheney Huntin' Trip....Holy sm0kes*
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