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likoan [24]
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The difference between primary and secondary prevention of disease is: A. primary prevention means increasing resistance to dise

ase, while secondary prevention means decreasing exposure to disease. B. primary prevention means control of acute disease, while secondary prevention means control of chronic disease. C. primary prevention means control of causal factors, while secondary prevention means control of symptoms. D. primary prevention means control of causal factors, while secondary prevention means early detection and treatment of disease.
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