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codyclark

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Women, compared to men, generally
 
  a. use fewer prescription drugs
  b. have higher rates of ulcers
  c. are more sensitive to changes in their bodies
  d. are less likely to report symptoms to a health-care professional

Question 2

People are least prone to visit a physician when the problem
 
  a. originates in a limb
  b. is hearing-related
  c is psychological
  d. is bacterial rather than viral



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

C



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