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rlane42

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Heterosexual sex is more likely to
 
  A) spread HIV infection than sharing needles.
  B) lead to HIV infection in women than in men.
  C) lead to HIV infection in men than in women.
  D) spread HIV infection than homosexual sex.

Question 2

Injection drug use
 
  A) is responsible for HIV infection for more women than men.
  B) is the leading cause of HIV infection worldwide.
  C) affects African Americans and Hispanic Americans more than European Americans.
  D) dropped from the leading cause of HIV infection to the least likely mode of infection during the late 1990s.



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

C





 

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