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Weed may remain detectable in your urine (up to 30 days) and hair (up to 90 days) for longer

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Tattoos / piercings/ acupuncture (in unregistered premises or with possibly unsterile equipment or with needles that were not new) Regularly shared razors or toothbrushes (with a person who is known to have hepatitis B or may have been at risk, see risk factors above) Born in a high risk country (Asia, Africa, South America, Pacific Islands, Eastern Europe, and the Middle East) Medical or dental procedures in a high risk country (Asia, Africa, South America, Pacific Islands, Eastern Europe, and the Middle East) Sharps injury (may have been in connection with job if they work in a healthcare setting) Current intra-venous(IV) drug use / past intra-venous drug(IV) use (including steroids, even once and sharing any injecting equipment) Current sniffing or smoking cocaine / past sniffing or smoking cocaine (sharing pipes, notes or straws) Contact sports, fights and a human bite (where they may have come in contact with another persons blood) Note: The virus is not passed on during normal social contact, such as holding hands, hugging, or sharing food, cups or crockery and the same toilet.

Zelikoff, J