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Non Communicable simply means that you can't catch the disease from casual contact with another person who has it. Cancer, or Heart disease would be a terrible disease but you cant "Catch them" for someone that has them.
A cold or the flu, std's are all examples of "Communicable diseases", diseases you can catch from contact with someone that has them.
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Is epilepsy communicable or non communicable?
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Is alzheimer's communicable or non-communicable?
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Is Alzheimer's disease communicable or non-communicable?
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Is brain cancer communicable or non communicable?
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Is leukemia non-communicable or communicable?
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Is eating disorders communicable or non communicable?
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Is schizophrenia communicable or non-communicable?
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Is cystic fibrosis communicable or non-communicable?
It is a non-communicable disease that is spread through inheritance and genetics.
Is bursitis communicable or non communicable?
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What is the opposite of communicable?
non-communicable is the opposite of communicable.
Is measles non communicable?
it is communicable
Is diphtheria communicable or non communicable and terminal?
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