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yoooooman

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A high concentration of which of the following biological markers is related to increased risk for cardiovascular disease?
 a. C-reactive protein
  b. Albumin
  c. Blood glucose
  d. HDL cholesterol

Question 2

Where are fat-soluble vitamins generally absorbed?
 a. Stomach
  b. Small intestine
  c. Large intestine
  d. Liver



blakcmamba

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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

b



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