HIV 1, 2 ANTIBODY STD'S  BLOOD TESTS ARE USED TO DETECT THE PRESENCE OF THE HUMAN IMMUNODEFICIENCY VIRUS (HIV), THE VIRUS THAT CAUSES ACQUIRED IMMUNODEFICIENCY SYNDROME (AIDS). HIV 1-2 CAN APPEAR AS EARLY AS A FEW WEEKS AFTER BEING INFTECTED WITH THE HIV 1-2 VIRUS. THE BULK OF THE POPULATION WOULD DEMONSTRATE HIV 1-2 ANTIBODIES AFTER 3 MONTHS FROM A POTENTIAL CONTACT OR EXPOSURE. IN RARE CIRCUMSTANCES, IT COULD TAKE PAST 6 MONTHS TO BE DETECTIBLE FOR HIV 1/2. HIV IS NOT SPREAD THROUGH THE AIR, IN FOOD, OR BY CASUAL SOCIAL CONTACT SUCH AS SHAKING HANDS OR HUGGING. THE VIRUS IS PASSED ON ONLY WHEN THE BLOOD OR SEXUAL SECRETIONS ENTER ANOTHER PERSON’S BODY. IT CAN ALSO BE SPREAD TO BABIES BY THE BREAST MILK OF AN INFECTED MOTHER, OR DURING THIS ACTIVITIES AS FOLLOW, (UNPROTECTED SEX, SHARING IV NEEDLES, BEING BORN TO OR BREAST-FED BY AN HIV INFECTED MOTHER, BLOOD TRANSFUSION”NO RARE IN USA BECAUSE OF SCREENING TESTS”. HIGHER RISK FOR HIV AND AIDS FOR SEXUALLY ACTIVE HOMOSEXUAL MEN, BISEXU