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How many children are afflicated with AIDS and how do they usually contract this disease?
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∙ 2009-07-02 05:10:17
What is the full form of first aids ?
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∙ 2009-07-02 05:10:17
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What animals most likely to contract rabies?
Any, if not all, wild animals carry the potential to contract rabies, if they don't already have the disease. Usually stray pets, such as dogs or cats, will catch the disease.
What diseases can someone contract from a scratch?
The most well known disease one can contract from a scratch is known as cat scratch disease. This infection is bacterial in nature and usually presents with mild symptoms. More serious complications can arise.
What is a orthopodist?
An orthopodist specialize in conditions and disease that affect the bones and muscles, usually in children.
Can children have the disease shingles?
Yes, children can have shingles. Since they are usually vacinated for chicken pox, nowadays they are getting "shingles" instead.
How can you use the word disease in a sentence?
(noun or noun adjunct) "The disease spread rapidly and there was no cure." "Measles is a viral disease that usually affects children." "The disease organism in many of the cases was a mutated bacteria."
What is gilliars disease?
Gilliars disease is a fictional disease that affects children. The children suffering from this disease that causes severe pain and muscle atrophy don't usually live past the age of six or seven.
What factors are influence the development of the disease?
There are many reasons why a person might contract a disease. Lifestyle has 100% to do with it. Liver cancer patients usually suffer from a yellowish color skin and acute pain in the abdomen.
How are the cause and onsetof symptoms of huntingtons disease different from those of PKU and Tay-Sachs disease?
PKU and Tay-Sachs will manifest when the person is an infant. HD will usually manifest when the person is an adult- usually after they are old enough to have children.
How is it possible for huntington's chorea disease patients to be unaware of the disease and pass it onto next generation?
It is very possible. The onset of symptoms is usually later in life, after a person will have had children.
When are the first symptoms of Alpers' disease?
Children with Alpers' disease usually develop symptoms between the ages of three months and five years old. Initially, the first symptom early in life is seizures (convulsions). These children tend to be hypotonic.
Why is huntingtons disease more common than other serious dominant genetic disorders?
The symptomsof HD usually appear at an age where the person will already have had children. In an early onset disease, the person may have decided not to have children, or have died. The late onset increases the likelihood that the disease will grow in the population.
How do you get out of a real estate contract?
You need to review the contract that you signed. If you breach a contract you usually lose your deposit. That's the purpose of a contract. Contracts are not usually drafted so that one party can "get out" unscathed.
