This article explains how long HIV can survive outside of the body, including the conditions in which the virus can persist. It also looks at what's required for HIV infection to take place and why it is unlikely—if not impossible—to get HIV once it leaves the body. Illustration by Ju...
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A fragile virus that can't survive outside the human body, HIV does not transmit through the air. It also can't be contracted like a cold or the flu from surface contact with, for instance, doorknobs or countertops. Its fragility makes the possibility of environmental transmission so remote...
Remember, HIV isn't in saliva, and it dies quickly once it's outside the body. Is It Safe to Eat Food Made by a Person With HIV? Yes, it's safe, even if there are traces of blood or another fluid in the food. The virus can't survive the cooking process or your stomach acid...
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the body’s immune system should immediately mount up a response by producing antibodies to fight the virus. If the person is strong enough, and that strength is sustained long enough for the immune system to kill off the viruses, the patient is likely to survive. If the virus replicates fa...