In the world today, relatively few people in developed countries die of communicable diseases, with the exception of:
A)Accidents
B)Influenza and pneumonia, septicemia, and infection by the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)and acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS)
C)Venereal disease
D)Tuberculosis
E)Cirrhosis

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In developed countries, despite the overall decrease in mortality from communicable diseases, influenza and pneumonia, septicemia, and infections by HIV/AIDS remain significant causes of death. These diseases have continued to pose health challenges due to factors like viral mutations (in the case of influenza), challenges in healthcare systems, and the chronic nature of HIV/AIDS.

In the World Today, Relatively Few People in Developed Countries