People with aids are vulnerable to many infections, including A.tuberculosis B.thrush C.kaposi's sarcoma D. All of the above

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People with aids are vulnerable to many infections, including

A.tuberculosis
B.thrush
C.kaposi's sarcoma
D. All of the above

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People with aids are vulnerable to many infections, including
D. All of the above

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