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Why do the doctors keep changing their advice regarding blood on non intact skin contact?
At times they say that blood on non-intact skin is virtually no risk. Sometimes they say that it is a small risk. Why do they keep changing their opinions?
I'm not here to argue your questions I just give the facts and if you have read anything on this forum you know that, that exposure is NO RISK.
Lend me 15 bucks??
Seems like a strange response considering the fact that you are supposed to be an expert.
Seems like a strange response considering the fact that you are supposed to be an expert.
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