HIV Transmission: Myths Debunked - What Doesn't Spread HIV
HIV is not transmitted through:
- Saliva: Sharing food, drinks, and utensils with someone who has HIV will not transmit the virus.
- Sweat: Sharing sports equipment, towels, or clothing with someone who has HIV will not transmit the virus.
- Tears: Sharing tears with someone who has HIV will not transmit the virus.
- Urine: Sharing a toilet seat with someone who has HIV will not transmit the virus.
- Feces: Sharing a bathroom or having contact with someone's feces will not transmit HIV.
- Casual contact: Casual touching, such as shaking hands, hugging, or sitting next to someone who has HIV will not transmit the virus.
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