It may also be transmitted among children who have close physical contact.
Despite the threats, Francis has remained in close physical contact with ordinary people.
Dating is the inevitable outcome of 9 months of close physical contact.
The literature explained that close physical contact, especially unprotected exposure to an infected person's body fluids, caused most new infections.
Parents, who grew up in a generation more likely to use the handshake, the low-five or the high-five, are often baffled by the close physical contact.
Throughout, the men stand, reach, squat, writhe and twist as one, always in close physical contact, always moving, always chanting, "cak, cak, cak".
In fact, there have been only a few cases in which very close physical contact with an ill, infected person has caused disease in a healthy person.
How is teaching a child that they have control over their bodies and who they have close physical contact with, a bad thing?
In Mexico City, a crowded metropolis of 20 million people, soldiers handed out surgical masks and the government warned people to avoid close physical contact and sharing food.
She was later quoted as saying that what people sought "was not a matter of close physical contact with whites, but equal opportunity".
Mr. Mason said the presence of women on submarines would put an end to the kind of camaraderie "that involves close physical contact, like man hugs and bottom pats" that sailors use to cope with the pressure of extended deployments.
