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Disease Knowledge Challenge
 

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A quick dive into diseases.

by oydinoy ibrakhimova
1

What is a disease

A disease is a condition that impairs normal body function. It can alter health, symptoms, and daily activities.

2

Infectious vs non-infectious

Infectious diseases spread between people or animals. Non-infectious diseases do not spread and arise from genetics, lifestyle, or environment.

3

Causes and pathogens

Diseases can be caused by pathogens like bacteria, viruses, fungi, or parasites. Other causes include genetics, toxins, or immune problems.

4

Common symptoms

Symptoms vary, but may include fever, fatigue, pain, coughing, or rashes. Early recognition helps with timely care and isolation if needed.

5

How diseases spread

Transmission occurs through direct contact, droplets, contaminated surfaces, or vectors like insects. Some are airborne or waterborne.

6

Prevention and hygiene

Prevention includes handwashing, safe food, clean water, masks, and staying home when ill to limit spread.

7

Vaccines and immunity

Vaccines train the immune system to fight specific pathogens, reducing illness and protecting communities through herd immunity.

8

Treatment options

Treatments vary: antibiotics for bacteria, antivirals for viruses, and supportive care like fluids and rest for many illnesses.

9

Examples of diseases

Common examples include influenza, measles, diabetes, and certain cancers. Each has distinct causes and management.

10

Public health and impact

Public health aims to prevent disease, monitor outbreaks, and ensure access to vaccines and care for all communities.

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