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Has there ever been a case where hiv infected urine was absorbed into the bloodstream from the palm of the hands?
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No. We would know.: There has not. If there were, it would have been written up all over the medical literature and one of my teammates would have jumped on it already. Life is difficult enough without you being tormented by these obsessive thoughts. Please get with someone who can help you find peace of mind.
Answered 2/15/2014
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