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Can nose staph be transmitted by drinking from the same glass that turned out to have been contaminated by a nose bleed caused by that nose staph?
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Yes: Yes, the glass was touched by the lips and the glass was held by the hands and this could results in staph colonization and infection.
Answered 8/24/2017
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