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No. Rabies is very dangerous, but it cannot be considered armed.
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∙ 13y agoDangerous to the very elderly and children under 5
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∙ 12y agoYes! Teatanus is considered highly armed and dangerous but can be treated if it is properly done.
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∙ 12y agoThe measles can be dangerous if left untreated. But it is a sickness, so there's no way you could considered it to be armed.
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Is Yaws considered armed and dangerous?
is yaws considered armed and dangerous
Is cholera considered armed or dangerous?
Dangerous - yes. Armed - probably not
Is clostridium tetani considered armed or dangerous?
Clostridium tetani, the bacterial pathogen that causes tetanus (lock jaw) is arguably armed but is definitely dangerous. The toxin excreted by this bacterium causes serious illness and death in humans, but it is arguable whether that toxin can be considered an intentional weapon, since it serves the bacteria no purpose to kill its host.
Are there any dangerous ingredients in a tetanus shot?
Yes. there is one dangerous in a tetanus shot and that is tetanus.
Is gangrene considered armed and dangerous?
No. Gangrene is the name of a disease.
Is spinal meningitis considered armed or dangerous why?
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Is spinal meningitis considered armed or dangerous?
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Is Hepatitis B considered armed and dangerous?
HIV is certainly dangerous as it causes AIDS which will eventually kill a person. However, HIV cannot be considered armed under any circumstances.
Is dysentery considered armed and dangerous?
yes very much so but there are treatments for it now
Is measles considered armed and dangerous?
Yes because it can cause stuff to ur skin!
Is it chickenpox considered armed and dangerous?
Whooping cough is very dangerous for babies under 1 year, whooping cough also caused alot of deaths before there was medicine, today whooping cough is not so bad but it is bad for babies because they will not be able to breath and really they will die!
Is plague considered armed or dangerous?
No. Leprosy (Hansen's Disease) can be dangerous under some circumstances, although it is not highly contagious. However, it cannot be considered armed. No disease can ever be "armed and dangerous."
