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Is it possible to contract hpv from using same bed sheets and sharing a drink?
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Not likely: Hpv is generally spread by close contact such as sexual intercourse. It is not spread simply by sleeping on the same sheets as someone with the virus, or from sharing a drink.
Answered 8/26/2013
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