HIV-negative individual in long-term relationship

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An HIV-negative individual in a long-term relationship with an HIV-positive partner is at an increased risk of becoming infected with the virus. What would the HIV-negative individual be advised to do? wear a surgical mask at home to prevent exposure to aerosolized HIV accept that they will be infected with HIV at some point in the future avoid breast-feeding an infant, if the individual is female consider the use of prophylactic antiretroviral drugs not worry about touching the partner's blood, should the partner sustain an injury.

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