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A member asked:
Could i get hiv infected from sharing straw with hiv+ person? any risk for this action?
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Absolutely not: During the old days when we had no treatment for HIV, families kissed, hugged, and shared more than straws with HIV-positive members, and NOT ONE family member caught the disease from anything other than sex or needle sharing.
Answered 1/1/2016
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