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People at risk include those who: Currently inject drugs Injected drugs in the past, even if it was once or many years ago Have HIV or AIDS Have abnormal liver tests or liver disease Received donated blood or organs before 1992 Have been exposed to blood on the job through a needlestick or injury with a sharp object Are getting long-term hemodialysis

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Outdoor exposure is far less likely to produce detectable THC levels Wash hands and change clothing after exposure to heavy smoke environments THC can adsorb to skin and clothing as particles If you are tested after significant exposure , disclose the circumstances immediately to the MRO reviewing your result even though it will not reverse a confirmed positive, full transparency is always the right approach and you retain the right to a split-specimen retest within 72 hours of notification

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Some countries Bulgaria and Greece among them have rates above 35%