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Bluetoothing: Blood-Injection Drug Practice Raises HIV Transmission Alerts

A practice called bluetoothing—injecting blood from a person who has just used drugs to share the high—is raising HIV transmission concerns globally. The report notes its spread is still limited but warns of increased infection risk. The claim is based on a single media report, with no corroborating epidemiological data.

BioBío Chile1 day agoCredibility 15%View source

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Mosaic Score4.4
Model confidence0.1
Significance0.5
Source credibility0.1

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#hiv#drug-use#public-health#blood-borne-disease#harm-reduction
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