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nautica902

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The major reason for the HIV transmission study (discussed by both Angell and Karim)
  that was conducted in South Africa was
 
  a. to find a vaccine against HIV that would be effective worldwide.
  b. to discover the specific causes and paths of HIV transmission.
  c. to find a drug that would send the HIV infection into long-term remission, though
  it would not cure it.
  d. to study the effect of other illnesses on HIV transmission.
  e. to find a less costly and less difficult way of preventing transmission of HIV from
  mothers to their children.

Question 2

The ancient Hebrews depicted in the Bible practiced polygamy.
 
  Indicate whether the statement is true or false



sarah_brady415

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Answer to Question 1

e

Answer to Question 2

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