Why does aids present far less risk to healthcare workers than do hepatitis and tb?

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AIDS presents far less risk to healthcare workers than hepatitis because the HIV virus does not survive well outside the human body.

AIDS (acquired immune deficiency syndrome) is the name of the disease caused by the HIV virus.

The HIV virus uses as a suitable host the human body but it is unable to survive a long time outside its host.

In conclusion, AIDS presents far less risk to healthcare workers than hepatitis because the HIV virus does not survive well outside the human body.

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