Possible: With many cases of hepatitis c, the infected individuals cannot identify how they became infected. While most cases are believed to be due to risk factors involving contaminated blood, there are many unidentified modes of hepatitis c transmission. Salivary transmission is one potential explanation and it is very plausable as blood can easily be present in saliva.
Answered 10/21/2012
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No: Hepatitis c is transmitted through the blood and can be transmitted through shared needles and contact with blood. There is no evidence that you can get hepatitis c from casual contact such as kissing. Any contact with blood can transmit hep c.
Answered 12/11/2012
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