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Seroconverting After Shaking Hands
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Shaking HandsHello Dr BobRun Accross Web Site --- Which Said Shaking Hands, Touching Or Holding Hands Can Transmit HIV --- Can This Be TrueThanks For Your TimeTony...
Response from Robert J. Frascino, M.D.
The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation
Hello Tony,Don't believe everything you read."Can this be true?" No, of course not silly boy! But you knew that already, didn't you Tony? Of course you did.Dr. Bob...
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Unusual hand shakeI recently shook hands with an hiv positive man. He had dry/peeling hands. Is there a risk of... Read more »hand shakeI gave some cans to a homeless person that lives in my neighborhood (probably a crack-bum). He was... Read more »
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CDC Shake-Up Could Be Good for AIDS PreventionWho should replace this lady? Julie Gerberding's tenure as Centers for Disease Control and Prevention director is over on Inauguration Day . AIDS advocates are hoping that her departure will mark the end of a politically charged era of the CDC... Read more »
Detroit Is Hit with an Epidemic of Syphilis; Shake-Up Ordered at State Health DepartmentMichigan health officials said Detroit's recent syphilis outbreak has led to a shake-up in the state Health Department. State health officials said that city and state officials became lax in their battle against the disease after a drop-off in... Read more »
Shaking the Status Quo: 2012 HIV/AIDS Conference Research HighlightsIt is virtually impossible to point to a single piece of research or conference presentation as the seminal study in a particular subfield this year, so we won't attempt to pass such a judgment. Instead, we take you on a guided tour through... Read more »
"Sexting" May Go Hand-in-Hand With Unprotected Sex Among TeensResults of a 2011 survey indicate that one of every seven Los Angeles high school students with a cell phone has sent sexting messages, a sexually-explicit text message or photo. This information was released in a study by Eric Rice, social network... Read more »
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shaking someone's bloody hand
Posted by 613, 2 Replies
2 years ago at a concert, this guy cut him self in a mosh pit. He shook my hand and had blood on it. Freaking out, I washed it off using water. I dont think they had soap, and I was not actively bleeding either.What's my risk? Read more » seroconverted in June and now on meds..good choice
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
i seroconverted in June and am now on Truvada and Viramune.... my doctor said it was a good choice to get on meds this early?..... any opinions on this?...
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How did I seroconvert?
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
I was negative with a positive partner. After a year of ALWAYS having safe sex I now find myself positive. It was shocking, because I know that before this relationship I had safe sex with many positive men and was always OK. Some of the possible...
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to seroconvert or not
Posted by Anonymous
well i saw my dr the other day was checked out for conditions i felt may have been ARS, well i have a slightly swollen saliva gland not to concerned there hence i have a dry mouth. was checked for something with my hands???? everything i was...
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