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Hiv Through The Same Glass Of Beer
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arv and a1or 2 glasses or 2 glasses of beer once a weekI am on Arv(teevir, is it safe to drink even 2 glasses of red wine or a beer even once a week?...Shared BeerDr. Wohl..A pleasant day to you! I would like to ask if I need HIV testing on this incident,,Last... Read more »DRINKING BEER FROM DIRTY PLASTIC CUPHi, please ask my question about HIV transmission in this case.A few days ago, while visiting... Read more »
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June 15: HIV PJA Webinar -- Glass Half Full: Resilience Among Gay Men as an Emerging HIV Prevention Justice StrategyJoin us for an HIV PJA Strategy Webinar: Wednesday June 15 @ 3:30 p.m. ET/ 2:30 p.m. CT/ 1:30 p.m. MT/ 12:30 p.m. PT Glass Half Full: Resilience Among Gay Men as an Emerging HIV Prevention Justice Strategy Plus: IOM Report Highlights Gaps... Read more »
Beer Halls as a Focus for HIV Prevention Activities in Rural ZimbabweIn an effort to identify locations at which to target prevention activities, the authors conducted an assessment of the role of beer halls in rural Zimbabwe's HIV epidemic. Through a population-based survey of 9,480 adults, they collected data on... Read more »
HIV Is a Magnifying GlassFeeling overwhelmed? Having HIV is overwhelming. It is particularly overwhelming for women because so many of us have dedicated our lives to helping and taking care of other people. We may feel like escaping, but there are loved ones counting on us.... Read more »
South Africa: De Beers AIDS Plan Goes to Great DepthsThe Global Business Coalition on HIV/AIDS recently honored De Beers and five other companies for efforts to fight the epidemic. De Beers was recognized for its workplace HIV counseling and testing program. Last year, 95 percent of the workers at... Read more »
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For friend: broken glass in foot
Posted by grcboy28
Hi there,I talked to a girl friend of mine about this wonderful site and now she's concerned about her risk status about and incident at a bar a couple years back. Apparently there was a bar fight in which some guys were hitting each other with beer... Read more » a considerable amount of HIV blood in a glass
Posted by Anonymous, 3 Replies
I am wondering if 20-30 ml of wet HIV-infected blood remained in a glass for more than twelve hours, will the blood be still infectious even if it is still wet after that 12 hours??
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HIV Risk - Blood in Eye & Glass Cut
Posted by pupiz, 2 Replies
Hi, all. Please let me know if I am at risk for HIV from these to encounters. I was in Canada on vacation a couple of weeks ago and we left at about in the morning and came back at about 3:00pm. When we left the maid was cleaning the suite beside...
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Is beers drinking like PEP?
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
Could it possible that alcohol drinking is like PEP? Could it delay seroconversion to drink beers every night? If so, should HIV+ people drink beers until the virus is dead in their bodies? Maybe I have the cure for HIV? BEERS DRINKING? Thank you...
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