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Inflammation- the body's response to injury.
Infection - the invasion of bacterias , virus ... into our body.
Infection is disease caused by a specific inciting organism (virus, bacteria, prion, parasite, etc.). Inflammation is the body's response to an irritation which may be infectious, chemical or autoimmune.
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