Hepatitis c

Hepititus B (HBV) and Hepititus C (HCV) are also common blood born pathogens.

Ebola and I think just about any other hemorrhagic disease can be transmitted that way.

lots and lots of infections.. Hepatitis B, C and probably A....Herpes, ebola...

Any disease that is caused by viruses i assume/-

Cytomegalovirus, Hep B, Hep C, Hep D, HTLV-1, Malaria and Tropical Spastic Paraparesis.

Porphyric Hemophilia.

Hepatitis B Hepatitis C HIV HTLV-1 CMV HGV Malaria Babesiosis Leishmaniasis Lyme Disease Chagas Disease - Chagas' Disease TTV Creutzfeldt-Jakob CJD KS and HHV-8 Toxoplasmosis Cryoglobulinemia Bacterial Contamination of Blood Products http://www.bloodbook.com/trans-tran.html Sweet dreams mastodon. Just curious what got you thinking about this?

add malaria to the list

There are thousands. Ebola is one of the nastiest.

any of the contractable infectious diseases passed on by human bodily fluids........... hundreds of them.:(

(HIV), hepatitis B virus (HBV), and hepatitis C virus are the blood born pathogens that one ordinarily worries about the most. But in reality pretty much any infectious disease found in the blood is potentially transmissible. Lots and lots of infections are possible, but that does not mean that infection from them is likely. Diseases spread by arthropods (insects and ticks) like malaria, Lyme disease, and West Nile viruses area spread through blood, but normally via insect bites. CJD (a relative of mad cow disease), babesiosis, ehrlichiosis, Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever, spirochetemia in general, Epstein-Barr (herpes), Plague (Yersina). There are many diseases that are not normally thought of as blood born that can be transmitted, although they are in practice hardly ever transitted this way, such as chickenpox, syphilis, and other STDs. The viral hemorrhagic fevers can be transmitted by blood, including nasty diseases like Lassa fever, Ebola, dengue, and yellow fever. I hope that helps. This is why universal precautions are important: Your knowledge of a person is not enough to protect you against possible infections. It's best to treat all contact with blood as a potential hazard. .

Zombism!