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Sharing Food As A means of Tranmission

Dear Community,

Please be patient with me. I know better but I need affirmation. I was coerced to share a cookie with someone today, and bit of the same spot that she had. Is there any risk of exposure from digesting food that was chewed by another person. Thank you for your patience and understanding.
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Yes I m referring to that case , the one Vance had mention ...as it's involved the per_chewed food for person to child mouth ...
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The case I assume you are refering to is from a mother in Africa with a baby who's immune system was not developed yet. For anyone over the age of 1 it is not a risk.
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Dear Sir, Could you tell me what you mean by one case on the internet, Is it one case of infection. Excuse me for misunderstanding. I would appreciate it if you would clarify that statement. Thank you!
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yes no risk ... for chewed food or sharing food or dishes
per-chewed is also not a risk given that they have been one case information on internet ...
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yes. certain.

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So you certain that I cannot get hiv from eating another person food that they had already chewed. Thank you!
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no risk... sharing food is not risk
there was one case report of pre-chewed food on internet as it was presented with blood in pre-chewed
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