12. Evidence now suggests that most colds are caused by an interaction of exposure to the...
12.
Evidence now suggests that most colds are caused by an interaction of exposure to the virus and
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diet. |
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stress. |
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white blood count. |
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lack of sleep. |
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Evidence now tell us that most of the colds are caused with the interaction of exposure to the virus and stress.
The correct answer is option B that is stress.
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