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I had one more doubt, i went to hotel one month back, the servicer kept the hand in food, i didn't observe whether there is any cuts in his hands, is there any chance of hiv?
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No risk, no worry: Nobody ever gets HIV from food servers, no matter if they are infected or how unhygienic they may be. Even if there were cuts on the hands or blood in your food, you were nto at risk. No worries!
Answered 8/18/2019
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