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Some routes of transmission are biologically plausible, but there are virtually no documented cases. There are also impossible modes of transmission, with no documented cases or biological plausibility.

HIV & criminal law

Jailed: HIV positive homeless man sent to prison after spitting into mouth of charity worker

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Manchester Evening News
4 January 2016
Low & theoretical transmission risks

No, Eazy E Did Not Get HIV from a Tainted Acupuncture Needle

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Vice
28 September 2015
Low & theoretical transmission risks

Bodybuilders 'could get HIV from drinking human breast milk'

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Daily Telegraph
18 June 2015
Exposure to HIV through medical procedures

US: Only 1 Confirmed Case of Occupational HIV Acquisition Since 1999

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AIDSMeds
14 January 2015
Low & theoretical transmission risks

Why OCD Is 'Miserable': A Science Reporter's Obsession With Contracting HIV

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NPR (blog)
13 January 2015
Exposure to HIV through medical procedures

HIV and hepatitis scare: Dentist named as Desmond D'Mello

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Telegraph
12 November 2014
Exposure to HIV through medical procedures

HIV and hepatitis scare: 22,000 patients recalled

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Telegraph
12 November 2014
Low & theoretical transmission risks

An HIV Transmission Case Possibly Associated with Manicure Care

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AIDS Research and Human Retroviruses
11 November 2014
Low & theoretical transmission risks

Canada: More than 70 scientific experts sign on to consensus statement on HIV transmission risks in the context of criminal law

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HIV Justice Network
6 May 2014
Sexual transmission

Rare case of lesbian transmission of HIV reported in US

News
17 March 2014
Low & theoretical transmission risks

HIV Case Linked to Lesbian Sex

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MedPage Today
14 March 2014
Low & theoretical transmission risks

UN agency urges China to drop HIV spa ban

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Yahoo! News
14 October 2013
HIV & criminal law

UK: NAT (National AIDS Trust) produces new guide for police on occupational exposure to HIV

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National AIDS Trust
16 August 2013
HIV & criminal law

No trial after all! Case against Norwegian prosecuted for HIV exposure via oral sex thrown out

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Blogspot
14 February 2013
Young people

Young people know less about HIV and are less trustful of condoms, French survey finds

News
10 January 2013
HIV & criminal law

A Free Man: HIV+ man, David Plunkett Finally Released after being wrongly convicted for biting police officer

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The Body
22 August 2012
Experiences of stigma

HIV sufferer's anger at Helston tattoo refusal

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Thisisthewestcountry.co.uk
15 August 2012
Experiences of stigma

Police HIV advice 'outdated and stigmatising'

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The Guardian
19 June 2012
HIV & criminal law

State vs. Plunkett: New York Court of Appeals Says HIV+ Man’s Saliva Is Not a “Dangerous Instrument”

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The Center for HIV Law & Policy
8 June 2012
HIV & criminal law

NY Appeals Court to Hear if Saliva With HIV Is "Dangerous"

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Poz magazine news
24 April 2012
Low & theoretical transmission risks

Strangest but Truest Posts in TheBody.com's "Ask the Experts" Forums

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The Body
25 January 2012
PEP

PEP guidelines for the UK revised to take account of undetectable viral load

News
21 December 2011
Low & theoretical transmission risks

Fish pedicures unlikely to cause HIV infection

News
18 October 2011
HIV & criminal law

HIV-positive thief gets lesser charge for spitting

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MetroNews Canada
10 August 2011