What are the ways in which HIV infection is not transmitted?
| September 29, 2020 | Education
1) airborne droplets (when sneezing and coughing);
2) household (through handshakes, hugs, when visiting baths and swimming pools);
3) transmissible (with bites of blood-sucking insects and ticks).
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