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What area of the body (that is affected by CF) does not affect the CF patients' health?Group of answer choicesThe sweat glandsThe lungsThe pancreasThe gastrointestinal tract

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What area of the body (that is affected by CF) does not affect the CF patients' health?Group of answer choicesThe sweat glandsThe lungsThe pancreasThe gastrointestinal tract

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The sweat glands are the area of the body affected by Cystic Fibrosis (CF) that does not directly affect the health of CF patients. While CF does cause the sweat glands to produce sweat that is much saltier than normal, this does not harm the patient's health. On the other hand, CF's effects on the lungs, pancreas, and gastrointestinal tract can lead to serious health problems.

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