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Shaking Hands Worried I Have HIV
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Masturbate after shaking hand with HIV person.Mr. God I know you very busy and have a lot of thing to be done. But every word you reply us will give us more knowledge about HIV, and more people to join to the battle against HIV. Here is my short story: A week ago, I went to a party to meet my...
Response from Robert J. Frascino, M.D.
The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation
Dear Sticky Fingers,Neither your handshake nor subsequent shaking hand poses a risk for HIV. If HIV were that easy to catch, it would have wiped out the whole planet years ago.Dr. Bob...
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stressful hand shake.,.,please helppp.,i was in th meeting this morning with several Arab people.,after the meeting i hand shake with each... 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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Florida: Housing Worries Hit Some With HIVPalm Beach City officials say most landlords of 60 former Hope House clients are allowing the tenants to stay. In August, the city cut federal grant funding to the rent and utility assistance organization for HIV/AIDS patients. City officials say... Read more »
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 »
HIV Increasing in AustraliaAustralia's HIV infection rate is increasing, with the latest figures showing worrying trends in the nation's three most populous states. Last year, 700 Australians, mainly gay and bisexual men, were infected with HIV. Records show new HIV... Read more »
Improving Response to HIV Goes Hand-in-Hand With Improving Overall Health Systems, Experts SayThe battle against HIV is not in competition with battles against other major diseases in the developing world, prominent researchers and experts asserted at IAS 2009. Quite the opposite: The lessons learned during the global response to HIV have... 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 » hand job by prostitute
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
can you get hiv from a hand job by a prostitute???Worried. Read more » Just took the test & shaking!
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
Hi,I just took my first HIV test ever. I have had unprotected sex several times but I have had no sex for the past 4months. I wanted to make sure I waited the correct amount of time so that I can start my new sex life, free of HIV thoughts and... Read more » WORRIED WELL, PLEASE ADVISE
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
I HAVE A SMALL CUT ON MY HAND, THE MIDDLE NUCKLE, I WAS AT A HOLIDAY PARTY AND I WAS SHAKING PEOPLES HANDS, I AM VERY GERM FOBIC AND HAVE RECIEVED HELP FOR IT, GOING THROUGH THE PROCESS AS WE SPEAK, WELL FROM WASHING MY HANDS THEY CAN GET DRY, MY...
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