Talking apples and oranges now chapeau? If you don't know the risks of exposure IV drug users, health care workers and cops have, then you have no business giving anyone advise on this forum or any other forum.
I agrre with Teak.
Please listen to him.
HIV is a virus and it's either active or inactive.
HIV cannot stay infectious outside it's host.
How long does HIV remain active will the depend on its surounding environment.
But it never took mor then a couple minutes.
People infected from a syringe that has fresh blood in it. If the blood in the syringe has already clothed that the virus itself will be inactive and not infectious anymore.
GOD Bless!
When you say host, you mean the human body? Or the bodily fluid? Since in the environment, lets say a blood of an HIV+ person is spilled on the ground, HIV will technically by still in its host coz its in the blood. Right?
I.V drug users,health care workers, cops, misc, ect...outside the host
For one, HIV is not alive. It's either active or inactive. HIV cannot say infectious outside it's host.
You answer the question put in front of the forum then.....right...
Base on the theory of chapeau?
Nobody knows the real answer to this question, it's theory..
No you don't. You add your opinions, phobias and your moral judgments.
Your the biggest troll on this forum...your head troll if i'm a troll, i STILL have a concern and i add a much needed perspective on certain postings.
Ignore the troll. He doesn't know what he's talking about. He's just mouthing BS.
They say seconds but i wonder this is able to be calculated really when it can live in a syringe for up to 4 weeks...? ....hhmmm..