Blood risk for UK soldiers and civilians

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  1. Chicogiz

    Chicogiz War Hero

    Chicogiz, Jan 11, 2008
    #1
  2. sgtpepperband

    sgtpepperband War Hero Moderator Book Reviewer

    Re: Read this!

    Read it, stared at the middle until I saw the white spot, then saw a 3D unicorn. Was that the right answer?!

    Surely you should be out looking for a new girlfriend, rather than sitting indoors, reading the Torygraph online?!

    8O :?
     
    sgtpepperband, Jan 11, 2008
    #2
  3. Chicogiz

    Chicogiz War Hero

    Re: Read this!

    Thanks but i am not that well at the moment.
     
    Chicogiz, Jan 11, 2008
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  4. thingy

    thingy

    Never a good idea to have a defence correspondant gining information about medical conditions!!!

    HTLV is not a disease by a virus (Human T-Lymphotrophic Virus). In a very small number of cases (around 1 in 20) it can lead to cancer.
    More information here

    Information on Chagas disease is available here.

    Information on Hep A + C available here.
     
    thingy, Jan 11, 2008
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  5. thingy

    thingy

    Re: Read this!

    Must keep off the wets mate! :lol:

    Read the Grauniad instead... you'll feel much better, and being better at feeling will make you more receptive or more responsive to the lasses you meet under your lid when you've joined up! ;)

    Best cure for man flu: lie in bed all day and get mum/girlfriend/other gullible female to bring you hot drinks, soup, paracetamol and an inflatable women in the shape (& colour) of a RIB! Try not to fall off! :biggrin:
     
    thingy, Jan 11, 2008
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