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Papercut
How is a papercut NOT deep enough to transmit HIV if it comes into contact with a bodily fluid (ie:blood, semet, etc...) I am just wondering the biology of all this is all...
So in the end, it's fair to say that a persons healthcare provider would not recommend testing for a situation like that?
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