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Since 2008, the number of new cases of HIV infection in Africa has declined. What might
be a reason for this decline?
a. Access to prevention and treatment became available
b. The end of the war in Sudan improved conditions
c. Overall life expectancy has declined
d. A cure for AIDS was developed in late 2007
be a reason for this decline?
a. Access to prevention and treatment became available
b. The end of the war in Sudan improved conditions
c. Overall life expectancy has declined
d. A cure for AIDS was developed in late 2007
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The most likely reason for the decline in the number of new cases of HIV infection in Africa since 2008 is:
**a. Access to prevention and treatment became available**
Access to antiretroviral therapy, education about safe sex practices, and various prevention strategies, such as the use of pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP), have played significant roles in reducing the rate of new HIV infections.
**a. Access to prevention and treatment became available**
Access to antiretroviral therapy, education about safe sex practices, and various prevention strategies, such as the use of pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP), have played significant roles in reducing the rate of new HIV infections.
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