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My friend works with hiv positive children and is in physical contact with them without any protection. should he be concerned?
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Generally No: Hiv is transmitted thru blood contamination or sexual activity. Blood borne thru a laceration maybe, but simple precautions handle this. So do not worry.
Answered 2/19/2013
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