The spirochete, Borellia burgdoferi, is the causative agent of Lyme Disease. This is a spiral bacteria . Ticks transfer the spirochetes between warm blooded mammals.
Communicable diseases are most often spread by microrganisms which are transferred from individual to individual by droplet contact (sneezing, kissing, etc.), sexual (bodily fluid) contact, foodborne contact, and water source contact. Sometimes skin to skin contact is sufficient, as well.
a genetically linked disease is often known as a heridatory disease caused due to abnormalities in genes.
If the host dies within the parasitic relationship, the parasite will also die or will need to find a new host. It would benefit the parasite more to stay with it's current host and take a couple nutrients from the host rather than absorb everything the host has to offer.
Of course! You will never "catch" Alzheimer's. While it has not been shown to be directly inherited, there is often a family history of the disease.
Most often by inhaling it. People with the disease cough it into the air.
That would completely depend on what the disease is. Though often times using an artemisinin derivative is used to fight parasite-borne diseases.
rabies
Isosporiasis is a human intestinal disease caused by a parasite often found in the subtropics all over the world
Tularemia is an infectious disease starting with "tu-". It's often spread by rabbits.
The difference between disease and illness is that a disease is something that can consume your whole body and it is often things like cancer, ALS and many other things. An illness is short lived, often like a cold.
Tapeworms can often spread to humans when people eat the infected meat of cattle, and swine. Other diseases are transferred by insect vectors, often blood-feeding insects that carry the cause of the disease.
the spread of diseases has often followed trade, migration, and pilgrimage routes.
No. It is a bacterial disease that can not be spread from one person to another.
Sexual pleasure can create conditioned responses, which in the case of sexually transmitted disease, are often not the right responses. Pleasure is short term, safe sex is long term planning.
Giardia is a disease or a parasite that is often found in dogs. The official cdc and priory sites are the best sources available for finding information on this problem.
Malaria is not a correct answer here. Malaria is a disease caused by a parasite protozoa called Plasmodium- not a viral disease- that infects and is transmitted by the Anophelesnot the Aedes mosquito. The correct answer here is: The usually non-fatal viral disease caused by Aedes aegypti is dengue, often referred to as dengue fever or "break bone" fever.
Do you mean Cryptosporidium?Cryptosporidium is a microscopic parasite that causes the diarrheal disease cryptosporidiosis. Both the parasite and the disease are commonly known as "Crypto." The parasite forms an infection of the small intestine which causes diarrhea. Symptoms include an array of common gastrointestinal issues such as:Abdominal crampingFrequent and often very watery diarrheaMalnutrition and weight loss (in severe cases)NauseaGenerally, people with weak immune systems are more likely to be infected such as those with HIV or AIDS.Some drugs such as Nitazoxanide and Metronidazole can by used to treat the symptoms, however, the infection is often reoccurring. In order to overcome the condition, the infected person must strengthen their immune system.