Kenyon and Ben are a married male couple. Ben, is HIV positive, but Kenyon is not. What should Kenyon do to reduce his risk of contracting HIV from Ben?
A) ?Take Truvada every day.
B) ?Use a condom every time he and Ben have sex.
C) ?Both A and B.
D) ?None of the above: the only way Kenyon can reduce his risk of HIV is to remain abstinent.
C
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