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Question about sexually transmitted infections.
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How does someone get an STI if it has to be transmitted in the first place?
HIV is a special case in that it's a relatively new STI for humans and its history has been closely studied (see Sharp & Hahn, 2011). … However, someone who currently does not have an STI can in the future become someone who does have an STI and then spread infection to their partner, primarily by sexual contact with some third party who …
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Risk of transmitting HSV1 on mouth to someone else during oral sex
I think this question is primarily based on a misconception about the nature of oral and genital infections with HSV-1 and HSV-2 in the modern day.
HSV-1 is sometimes described as an oral herpes virus …