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How are diabetes and HIV/AIDS different from each other? *
A. HIV/AIDS is potentially lethal, while diabetes is not
B. HIV/AIDS is infectious and spread by certain types of human contact, while
diabetes is not infectious
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C. A person's risk of developing HIV/AIDS is affected by their behavior, while diabetes
occurs randomly
D. Diabetes can be effectively treated with medication, while HIV/AIDS cannot



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Both diabetes and HIV/AIDS are serious health conditions, but they have some key differences:

A. HIV/AIDS is potentially lethal, while diabetes is not. (Option A)
B. HIV/AIDS is infectious and spread by certain types of human contact, while diabetes is not infectious. (Option B)
C. A person's risk of developing HIV/AIDS is affected by their behavior, while diabetes occurs randomly. (Option C)
D. Diabetes can be effectively treated with medication, while HIV/AIDS cannot. (Option D)

So, the correct answer is that all of the options provided are valid differences between diabetes and HIV/AIDS.

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