Which of the following infections is cell-mediated immunity NOT effective against?
A) Viruses
B) Allergic reactions
C) Some bacteria
D) All of these are correct

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Cell-mediated immunity is primarily effective against pathogens that reside within cells, such as viruses and some bacteria. However, it is not directly involved in combating allergic reactions, which are more related to antibody responses and other aspects of the immune system. Therefore, all the options listed are correct in the context that cell-mediated immunity is not directly effective against them.

Which of the Following Infections Is Cell-Mediated Immunity NOT Effective