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Which naturally derived chemical can be used to treat malaria? A. Carbohydrate B. Morphine C. Kava Kava D.Quinine
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Which naturally derived chemical can be used to treat malaria?
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B. Morphine
C. Kava Kava
D.Quinine
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D. Quinine should be correct
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