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No not a worry

Dried stain not to worry

After touch currency  with or without  stains  one must wash hand today  only  its in newspaper. Tuberculosis  is most common.  Least is hiv.

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No , touching dried blood stains does not transmit HIV. HIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus) is very fragile outside the human body. Once blood is exposed to air and dries, the virus: • Loses its infectivity within seconds to minutes, • Cannot enter the body through intact skin, and • Cannot survive long enough to cause infection.