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Are you at risk for hiv if you share a joint/blunt or vape with someone who is hiv positive?
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No. HIV is not transmitted by this sort of contact. Saliva doesn't transmit the virus. You're at risk only by unprotected sex or by sharing drug injection equipment.
Answered 7/1/2023
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