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what are the types of airborne diseases?
A: Strephococcus, Straphococcus, Tuberculosis, and other viral and bacterial infections....
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what is the most deadly airborn disease in the world?
A: what do you mean by dangerous? If you mean lethal when in contact sufficiently, think of SARS! Let us not forget Ebola, Marburg and Lassa fevers- they are great killers, without good medicine. Tuberculosis has a high attack rate, and is quite virulent, making it a threat, but good therapy has blunted the risk in most parts of the world. In terms of numbers, tuberculosis remains by far the number one most deadly airborne disease in the world. But trust me, you would ra
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what is the most deadly airborn disease in the world?
A: what do you mean by dangerous? If you mean lethal when in contact sufficiently, think of SARS! Let us not forget Ebola, Marburg and Lassa fevers- they are great killers, without good medicine. Tuberculosis has a high attack rate, and is quite virulent, making it a threat, but good therapy has blunted the risk in most parts of the world. In terms of numbers, tuberculosis remains by far the number one most deadly airborne disease in the world. But trust me, you would ra
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what are the Different types of Lifestyle diseases?
A: Lifestyle diseases are believed to be rooted somewhat in an individual’s or society’s standard of living. these conditions typically occur in greater numbers in developed countries with long-living citizens, and may thus be divided into diseases of civilization or diseases of longevity. Diseases that rely more on societal influences include diabetes and obesity, while those that occur more frequently as an individual ages include cancer, stroke, and Alzheimer’s disease. Some conditions, like heart disease, can be influenced by both industrialized living and advanced age.. Since industrialized regions tend to have less healthy, higher-fat...
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what are Leading areas of Public Health Research?
A: Public health research is a very broad field, but everything a public health researcher does is related to the health of the public. there are many leading areas of public health research that are seen over and over again as time goes by, even in the face of advancing technology. these areas include the prevention of chronic disease through diet and exercise, the prevention of antimicrobial...
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what Is a Pleural Plaque?
A: Pleural plaque disease is a type of lung disease which can develop in the lungs of people who have been chronically exposed to airborne asbestos fibers. Asbestos is a naturally occurring mineral which was used widely in the twentieth century, particularly in construction, textile manufacturing, and ship-building. Asbestos is potentially toxic when inhaled, and can cause a type of lung cancer called mesothelioma, and a chronic lung disease called asbestosis. Pleural plaques may develop as a symptom of asbestosis, but may also form in the absence
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what is the best treatment for the common cold?
A: A few drops of Peroxide in each ear. Most virus''s enter through the ear, and peroxide will kill those cold germs in your ear,and you should get better much sooner. rest drink as much O.J as you can stand. You can treat the common cold best by strengthening your immune system with nutrition and by doing common sense activities. In your diet ........ Eliminate all sugar and allergens from your diet. Even a small amount of sugar has been shown to impair white blood cells by up to 50 percent for a few hours at a time. Uncovering then eliminating or desensitising to any food allergies you might have will also help streng
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My girlfriends was just diagnosed with tuberculosis what is the likelyhood of death?
A: here...I''m going to leave a couple of links to inform you about it and maybe that''ll show you some methods to treat it maybe, good luck and sorry to hear about your gf. well there has been an increase in cases across the United States, and this particular strain is resistant to antibiotics. I would say though, that they will not let your friend die, just hang in there. http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/tuberculosis/DS00372/DSECTION=7 Complications Pulmonary TB can cause permanent lung damage when it''s not diagnosed and treated early. Untreated active disease can also spread to other parts of
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what are the Most Common Reishi Mushroom Benefits?
A: Reishi mushroom benefits are believed to cover a wide range of ailments. their immune-boosting properties could help an individual fight off any sickness from the common cold to cancer and Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS). the fungus is also said to decrease inflammation, which could help to lessen the effects of a headache or even various types of cardiovascular disease while also improving brain function. One of the most common reishi mushroom benefits is its immunostimulant...
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what is a good treatment to relieve swollen, red, runny eyes?
A: Try a cool cloth over his eyes. Try cool cloths. I would avoid chemicals if it might be a chemical reaction to Chlorine. Try to rinse his eyes. You could use normal saline drops also known as artificial tears. If you think it is an allergic reaction, try benadryl. since it may be an allergic reaction, watch for respiratory problems. If he has any breathing involvement, I would bring him to Urgent Care, there is a 24 hour UC in Apple Valley. Otherwise Home Care should be fine. Eye Allergies what''s Today''s Pollen Count in Your area? By Gina White; reviewed by Dr. Vance Thompson Similar to processes that occur with o
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