Hepatitis C is particularly dangerous for the following reasons except
A)The infected person may not have symptoms.
B)Signs and symptoms of liver disease and damage may not appear for many years.
C)Infected persons without symptoms can spread the virus to others.
D)Contaminated water can affect many people.

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The statement lists reasons why hepatitis C is dangerous, and option D is not a reason but rather refers to a mode of transmission. Hepatitis C is primarily transmitted through blood-to-blood contact, such as sharing needles or receiving a blood transfusion from an infected person. Contaminated water is not a common mode of transmission for Hepatitis C.

Hepatitis C Is Particularly Dangerous for the Following Reasons Except