HOW does the article develop the idea that
scientists have made progress treating viral illness...
HOW does the article develop the idea that
scientists have made progress treating viral illnesses?
by showing how many viruses there are, and explaining which diseases have vaccines
B
by explaining the origin of early vaccines, and describing how antivirals work
C by describing the characteristics of viruses, and explaining how they infect hosts
D
by providing an example of an early scientist,
and describing the role of antibiotics
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