Brenda is HIV positive, and she is not being treated for any disease. She has just delivered her first child. If she chooses to breastfeed, which of the following will be TRUE?
A. Her baby's chances of contracting HIV will decrease.
B. Her baby's chances of contracting HIV will increase.
C. Her baby's chances of contracting HIV will be unchanged.
D. Her baby will be protected from contracting HIV.
Answer: B
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