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What personal behaviors put a person at risk for contracting hiv?
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Several: Most prominent is risky sexual behavior, multiple partners, unprotected sex and IV drug abuse, those are the main modifiable personal reasons for contracting HIV and other blood borne/sexually transmitted diseases, be careful
Answered 1/3/2016
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