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Hepatitis A differs from hepatitis B and C in that it

  • A.is transmitted only by blood contact
  • B.causes no jaundice in adults
  • C.never becomes a chronic infection
  • D.has no available vaccine

Answer: C

Hepatitis A produces an acute illness from which people recover, and no carrier state or chronic infection follows, so cirrhosis and liver cancer are not among its consequences. Its severity lies in the acute illness itself, which can occasionally be fulminant.

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