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Bacteria Exchanged Via Osculation

August 7, 2016 Marc Abrahams

v22i4-250wWhat bacteria are exchanged when two people kiss?

That question is addressed in studies that are profiled in the special kissing issue of the Annals of Improbable Research.

One of those studies was honored with an Ig Nobel Prize last year.

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