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People taking drugs are at increased risk of having AIDS because of ________.

A

shared Syringes

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B

unprotected Sex

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physical contacts like handshake

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both i and ii

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The correct option is A shared Syringes
People taking drugs are at increased risk of having AIDS because they may get infected with HIV due to sharing of infected syringes for administering them.

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