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Anatomy of lungs
Differences Between Bronchitis and Asthma Bronchitis and asthma are different diseases, which are often confused by laypeople. It is very common to see people calling bronchial asthma, as both terms were synonymous. Similarly, terms such as bronchial asthma and allergic bronchitis are also often used to describe clinical presentations that are actually asthma.
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Asthma   Article saved: 08 June 2016
 
Pneumonia and tuberculosis lungs
Differences between Pneumonia and Tuberculosis Tuberculosis and pneumonia are two distinct forms of lung infection sharing some signs and symptoms in common, why can lead to misdiagnosis.
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Lungs diseases   Article saved: 31 May 2016
 
Bacteria
Diseases Caused by Bacteria   (5 comments) Bacteria are microscopic organisms formed by a single cell. There are bacteria all over the planet, whether in water, soil or highly hostile habitats, such as radioactive waste in deep areas of the earth's crust or in the highly acidic pH of our stomach.
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Bacterial infections   Article saved: 28 June 2012
 
Viral shapes
Diseases Caused By Viruses Viruses are microscopic infectious agents, and up to 10,000 smaller than most bacteria. They are the most common biological structure on our planet, being more numerous than animals, plants, fungi, parasites and bacteria together.
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Viral diseases   Article saved: 28 May 2016
 
Monsters in water
Diseases Transmitted by Water Most waterborne diseases are caused by microorganisms present in freshwater reservoirs, usually after contamination by human or animal feces. Transmission of the infectious agent through water may occur through contact with the skin during bathing, by ingestion or aspiration of germs present in the water.
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General Health   Article saved: 09 July 2017
 
Diverticulitis in large intestine
Diverticulitis - Symptoms, Causes and Treatment Diverticula are small pockets or holes that form on the wall of the colon, usually in people over 60 years of age. Many people have diverticula in the colon without presenting any type of complaint or symptom.
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Gastrointestinal   Article saved: 24 May 2018
 
Dizziness
Dizziness and Vertigo - Differences, Symptoms and Causes Dizziness is a term, which is difficult to define, and is often mistakenly used to describe feelings as imbalance, nausea, hypotension, weakness, double vision, blurred vision or discomfort.
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Head & brain   Article saved: 11 March 2013
 
Herpes labialis
Does Herpes Labialis Treated?
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Cold sores are an infection of the mouth and lips caused by a virus called herpes simplex virus type 1. Their injuries are typical and are characterized by small grouped blisters that appear on the infected patient's lip. These blisters are painful and will break down after a few days, leaving small scabs instead.
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Herpes   Article saved: 10 December 2015
 
Papillomavirus under microscope
Does Human Papillomavirus Treated?
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Infection with human papillomavirus, known by the acronym HPV is the most common sexually transmitted disease in the world.
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STD   Article saved: 13 December 2015
 
Benzetacil
Does Syphilis Treated? Syphilis is a sexually transmitted disease caused by a bacterium called Treponema pallidum. Its main symptom is a painless ulcer, like a cold sore in the genital region. If left untreated, the bacteria can spread throughout the body and, after years of infection, lead to serious complications such as impairment of the central nervous system.
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Sexual Health   Article saved: 18 December 2015
 
Dog
Dog Bite - Care and Treatment The dog may even be the man's best friend, but that does not stop millions of people are bitten by these animals every year. There are no reliable data in Brazil, but in the US it is estimated about 4.5 million people bitten by dogs, with varying degrees of severity, every year. Children, especially those between 5 and 9 years are the most affected. Of these 4.5 million bites, about 900,000 (20%) evolve with wound infection.
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General Health   Article saved: 23 February 2016
 
Woman and pregnancy test
Domestic Pregnancy Test - Myth or Truth? The earliest account we know of a home pregnancy test comes from ancient Egypt, in the year 1350 BC A test described in a papyrus said that the woman suspected to be pregnant should urinate on wheat seeds and barley. If the wheat flourish, his wife was pregnant with a girl. Already were barley to flourish, pregnancy was a boy. If neither grew up, this was a sign that the woman was not pregnant.
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Pregnancy   Article saved: 07 May 2015
 

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