@ Brian-You're probably familiar with a study done in Hawaii that looked at transmission methods and rates between partners. It seemed quite thorough. It didn't stop at the oral/genital contact but also genital/hand/oral, genital/genital/oral, and genital/genital/anal as well. A woman can infect herself orally or can infect herself orally through her male partner. None of this stuff should have been a mystery to the good doctor.


Last edited by Sandy177; 06-16-2011 06:07 PM. Reason: forgot the "oral"
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