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EVERY disease now has some kind of 'treatment', whether it is purely to control rather than cure the disease, or to give pain relief, or prevent other diseases occurring that commonly go alongside the original disease. (This includes HIV/AIDS and terminal cancers. Also forms of hepatitis are now curable.)
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Why is there a need for immunization?
To protect ourselves from infectious diseases
Polio immunization had little effect on the number of cases of polio-?
Polo was diagnosed in 1789, the immunization is preventive treatment. Once diagnosed with polo the immunization does not help.
What are the General methods of immunization against diseases?
Eating organic foods and juicing
What are five functions of state supported health agencies?
State health agencies provide care for mothers and their newborn children, treatment of contagious diseases and chronic illnesses, mental health care, public dental clinics, and immunization against communicable and other diseases.
What are the advantages of Expanded program of immunization in communicable diseases?
The main advantage in a expanded program of immunization is that it prevents communicable diseases from spreading to new victims. Without new victims and hosts to grow and spread an outbreak of a communicable disease will naturally die out.
What is the most efficient and cost effective way to control infectious diseases?
active immunization by vaccination
What can Immunization cure?
Immunizations don't cure anything. They help prevent diseases, not cure them! Hope I helped!
What two diseases against which everyone should be demonized periodically?
Regular immunization is recommended for tetanus and diphtheria.
What is the difference between treatment with an antibiotic and immunization?
The main differences between an antibiotic and an immunization are that an immunization is a preventative measure and an antibiotic is usually used to treat a current illness, another difference is that a vast majority of immunizations are either a small amount of live or dead virus that it is meant to protect against whereas antibiotics are not. Immunizations are used to treat specific diseases and ailments where antibiotics are used on more of a broad spectrum usually. Hope this answers most of your questions.
How is the knowledge of isotopes important to the treatment of diseases?
Important to the treatment of diseases? Whatever...
What are the modern treatment for different diseases?
the modern treatment to different diseases are apple juice
What has the author Henry James Parish written?
Henry James Parish has written: 'A history of immunization' -- subject(s): Immunology, History 'Antisera, toxoids, vaccines and tuberculins in prophylaxis and treatment' -- subject(s): Immune Sera, Immunity, Immunization, Immunization, Passive, Inoculation, Passive Immunization, Serotherapy, Toxoids, Vaccination, Vaccines
