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Is it possible to get hiv infection by licking any object?
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No. HIV is almost never caught via the mouth; even oral sex is little or no risk. And nobody ever catches HIV by any kind of contact with the virus, blood, body fluids, etc in the environment. No worries!
Answered 8/23/2023
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