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The prevalence of HIV infections remained the same during the year of 1997
The lab value that does not support this diagnosis is a hemoglobin level of 18g per decilitre. Anemia is a mid-severe disease.
<h3>Hemoglobin and anemia</h3>
Hemoglobin is a fundamental protein located in red blood cells, which acts to transport oxygen to all body cells.
Low levels of hemoglobin in blood are indicative of anemia.
Anemia is a disease caused by defective red blood cells, which hampers their ability to transport oxygen in the bloodstream.
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I would say D, because its a variation of all of them.
Answer:yes, true
Explanation:
you can’t live without it
