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Of the modifiable risk factors for cardiovascular disease, which are major causes of high blood pressure?
 a. Obesity and smoking
  b. Smoking and elevated lipids
  c. Obesity and stress
  d. Smoking and alcohol consumption

Question 2

What unit is used to measure the vitamin A content of foods?
 a. Retinol activity equivalent (RAE)
  b. Active retinol unit (ARU)
  c. Retinol functional equivalent (RFE)
  d. Functional retinol unit (FRU)



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

a



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