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Natali [406]
2 years ago
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Since AIDS results from a private act that has extreme social consequences, serious moral and legal questions also arise about t

he rights of ____________ versus the welfare of _______________.
Social Studies
1 answer:
Sedaia [141]2 years ago
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Since AIDS results from a private act that has extreme social consequences, serious moral and legal questions also arise about the rights of Individuals versus the welfare of the society.

<h3>What are morals?</h3>

Morals are lessons gotten from experiences, they are standards of behavior and principles of what is right or wrong.

Individuals are to be sensitized against the dangers of the deadly disease as well as the society at large to curb the spread of the disease which will result in social consequences which will question our morality.

Read more about <em>morals</em> here:

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