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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.

Low & theoretical transmission risks

Providing accurate information doesn't always reduce people's anxieties about HIV

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16 February 2023
Low & theoretical transmission risks

HIV cannot be transmitted by spitting, and risk from biting is negligible, says detailed case review

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8 May 2018
Sexual transmission

Rare case of lesbian transmission of HIV reported in US

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17 March 2014
Young people

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

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10 January 2013
PEP

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

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21 December 2011
Low & theoretical transmission risks

Fish pedicures unlikely to cause HIV infection

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18 October 2011
HIV & criminal law

Three tactics to stem the tide of criminal prosecutions

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29 July 2010
Low & theoretical transmission risks

Texas jury concludes saliva of HIV-positive man a ‘deadly weapon’, sentenced to 35 yrs jail

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16 May 2008