Fanny, who lives in the United States, has AIDS. When her son Alexander is born, he also tests positive for HIV. Fanny wonders what this means for Alexander's life expectancy. Fanny's competent doctor is most likely to tell her that as the result of the development of more effective drug treatments, Alexander will

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With the development of more effective drug treatments, individuals with HIV and AIDS are now living longer than ever before. It is estimated that over 75 percent of children born with HIV today will live to reach their fifth birthday. While there are still challenges and risks associated with living with HIV, advances in medical treatments have greatly improved life expectancy and quality of life for those living with the virus. Therefore, the most likely answer is option C.

Fanny, Who Lives in the United States, Has AIDS