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What is the amount of blood needed to transmit the aids virus?
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"AIDS virus" is transmitted by contact which allows infected body fluids to enter the blood stream through mucus membranes (mouth, rectum, vagina). once the virus is in the blood, manifestations of AIDS is possible. Fortunately at this point there is treatment available.
Answered 1/20/2022
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