看到这个新闻吓坏了：十年前与人共用美甲工具 22岁女孩患艾滋病(图)

另一个小概率事件是蚊子传播任何血液的接触都有可能
任何血液的接触都有可能

T.T不给留活路了吗？听说蚊子不可以的。我最怕蚊子了。不给留活路了吗？听说蚊子不可以的。我最怕蚊子了。

不是传播这种情况：蚊子刚叮了病人，没吃饱，紧接着又叮一个正常人。吸管上就有可能有活着的病毒这种情况：蚊子刚叮了病人，没吃饱，紧接着又叮一个正常人。吸管上就有可能有活着的病毒

已经吓昏新弥留之际新弥留之际

意思是说远离艾滋病人可以预防蚊子传染艾滋病？可以预防蚊子传染艾滋病？

不要无知地散发谣言了

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/10554479

J La State Med Soc. 1999 Aug;151(8):429-33.

Can we get AIDS from mosquito bites?Iqbal MM.Author information Abstract

Human immunodeficiency virus, or HIV, is a human retrovirus that infects lymphocytes and other cells bearing the CD4 surface marker. The virus is transmitted primarily by sexual and parental routes. There are two ways blood feeding arthropods can spread disease, mechanically, by simple transfer of virus between hosts by contaminated mouth parts, or, biologically, which would require virus replication in arthropod tissues (especially salivary glands). There are some important factors which have proven that AIDS is not transmitted by mosquito bite. These factors are: (1) AIDS virus can not replicate inside the mosquito, bed bug, flea, or other blood sucking insect and the lack of replication of HIV in arthropod cells due to lack of T4 antigen on cell surface, and (2) it is unlikely that HIV is transmitted by insects, given the low infectivity of HIV and the short survival of the virus in the mosquito. HIV appears to be much less easily transmitted probably due to lower titers of virus in body fluids. So, on the basis of experimental evidence and probability estimates, it has been concluded that the likelihood of mechanical or biological transmission of HIV by insects is virtually nonexistent.

PMID:10554479 [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE]

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/10554479

J La State Med Soc. 1999 Aug;151(8):429-33.

Can we get AIDS from mosquito bites?Iqbal MM.Author information Abstract

Human immunodeficiency virus, or HIV, is a human retrovirus that infects lymphocytes and other cells bearing the CD4 surface marker. The virus is transmitted primarily by sexual and parental routes. There are two ways blood feeding arthropods can spread disease, mechanically, by simple transfer of virus between hosts by contaminated mouth parts, or, biologically, which would require virus replication in arthropod tissues (especially salivary glands). There are some important factors which have proven that AIDS is not transmitted by mosquito bite. These factors are: (1) AIDS virus can not replicate inside the mosquito, bed bug, flea, or other blood sucking insect and the lack of replication of HIV in arthropod cells due to lack of T4 antigen on cell surface, and (2) it is unlikely that HIV is transmitted by insects, given the low infectivity of HIV and the short survival of the virus in the mosquito. HIV appears to be much less easily transmitted probably due to lower titers of virus in body fluids. So, on the basis of experimental evidence and probability estimates, it has been concluded that the likelihood of mechanical or biological transmission of HIV by insects is virtually nonexistent.

PMID:10554479 [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE]

呵呵，病毒在美甲工具上能复制么量大么？量大么？

顶一下,谣言不可怕,可怕的是信的人

十年前。。。22岁女孩为什么不反省一下十年中有没有发生什么事。。。。。。。。。

新闻说：血液检测证明她是10年前被感染的12岁的时候，可以被感染的途径也不多。12岁的时候，可以被感染的途径也不多。