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From: rrizzo@BBN.COM (Ron Rizzo)
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Subject: Re: Can you get AIDS from kissing?
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Gingevitis is pretty common as people get older.  And some people
have gums that are easily infected or inflammed.  So bleeding gums
is a common occurrence.  Blood in the mouth isn't rare at all.
How effective a vector are these for HIV transmission?  

Regards,
Ron