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Are there any Bacteria that specifically spread through use of a hosts salivary glands?

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Are there any bacteria species that specifically spread themselves through use of an infected hosts salivary glands?

I know that rabes does this, but that's a virus. I'm trying to find out whether there are any bacteria that also utilize this method of transmission.
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So.. should we get the vaccine or not /sci/? I can get astra zeneca. I'm a 28 year old healthy male. I eat well. I workout and play football semi professionally. I smoke and drink once 4-5 times per month.
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Masters acceptance

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So I've been admitted to a masters program in applied mathematics in a German Hochschule.
The program honestly aligns with my interests so much it's almost weird.
Should I go for it? If I go for it, or will I
It kill my chances of doing a PHD afterwards?
I aim to do a PhD in either one of the big German TUs (München, Aachen, Erlangen, Berlin, etc) or in Sweden in either chalmers, Uppsala or KTH.
And well, my delusional pipe dream is doing my PhD in ETH.
For some context, I've applied to 6 masters programs, the first to respond rejected me and this one accepted me. All the other applications are for technical unis in either electrical engineering or applied mathematics.
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Help me out here HBD anons. I heard an argument against race that went something like this

>human races exist because they are groups of people with similar genetically-based characteristics and are more prone to certain diseases
>by this logic why couldn't gingers be separate race when the share the same genetically determined characteristics and are also prone to certain diseases?

Is he right? Did /pol/ lie to me? How to counter this argument, /sci/?

(to janitors, this is not a troll, please don't delete this thread)
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Has there ever been a counterexample of something in number theory thought to be true that was discovered in the 100,000,000,000+ range?
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How do we solve the IYI question in science /sci/?
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UK seems to be on track for a 3rd wave. They will be locking down this winter.
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