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From: plains!person@uunet.UU.NET (Brett G. Person)
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Subject: Re: (2340) Transmission via ingestion of HIV
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I've always thought that it was possible to get aids via a prolonged
exchange of saliva.  How much saliva would one have to ingest in order to
risk HIV infection?
-Brett
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Brett G. Person
North Dakota State University
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