No HIV/AIDS cannot be passed by hugging. It is passed by blood, sexual intercourse( vaginal, anal) it can be passed by oral if you have a open sore, or cut in your mouth.
Its passed by mother to child in utero, delivery, or breast milk. So hugging, holding hands, kissing ( unless you and the infected person have open sores) get sneezed on you're not going to get infected with HIV/AIDS.
HIV is an infectious virus. It can be passed from person to person.
Saliva does contain HIV, but not enough concentration to cause an infection to be passed.
no, it has to be passed on to you by a parent
You cannot contract HIV from an animal whose previous owner had HIV because it cannot be passed between species.
No. It is not a genetic disease, but an infectious one.
Yes. It can be transmitted by... * Sex * Blood (open wounds, etc.) * Mother-to-Child (passed down) * Dirty Needles
Needles & sex
No his partner was (passed 1990) however he is ok
No.. This is not a case of two positives make a negative. The virus would be passed on to the unborn child.
These are two different viruses. HIV causes AIDS and it is infectious. Influenza causes a severe upper respiratory infection. It is also infectious. People with HIV have a problem with fighting off any other infection and they are prone to get influenza. You can't get HIV from some one with influenza. HIV is only passed by sexual contact.You can not get HIV from someone who has HIV and influenza by getting influenza from that person.These are two different viruses. HIV causes AIDS and it is infectious. Influenza causes a severe upper respiratory infection. It is also infectious. People with HIV have a problem with fighting off any other infection and they are prone to get influenza. You can't get HIV from some one with influenza. HIV is only passed by sexual contact. You can not get HIV from someone who has HIV and influenza by getting influenza from that person.
No, HIV is passed on by transmission of body fluids.
Through sexual contact and exchanging fluids and blood.