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You could probably get infections from breathing air contaminated with germs from rotting food and other organic material, radiation effects if there was any radioactive materials in the dump, breathing problems such as Asthma from excess dust and pollutants, water borne illnesses such as parasites if you drank from a well that received run-off from the dump, exposure to methane gas and other toxic fumes, increase in small animal and insect bite exposure, adverse psychological effects if you had to look at or smell the dump daily.
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What illnesses would holiday insurance cover?
Holiday insurance will cover a wide range of illnesses including viruses, infections, accidents and tropical diseases. It might not cover existing illnesses and conditions though.
What advantages did physical barriers have on people that lived in china have?
they would have no attacks and no outside diseases
What would you live in if you lived in Chile?
If you lived in Chile, you would live in South America. It would be kind of close to a tropical area because of the Amazon Rainfotrest.
Would you have rather lived in a city or a farm?
Farm! Who want neighbors that close?
How many ferret diseases are in the world?
Ferrets do not carry any diseases, but they are subject to be infected with various illnesses from humans, cats, dogs, minks, etc, mostly viruses which are always evolving and changing, which means there are too many variables to say how many diseases are in this world. If I placed a number on diseases, tomorrow that number would be subject to change
Can you die when you are 8?
Yes, unfortunately, children can die. However, since penicillin was discovered just before World War II and with continued medical advancements for treating cancer and other illnesses, most children can be cured of illnesses and diseases that would have killed before the 1930s.
How are chronic diseases different from acute diseases?
Chronic diseases are those such as back pain that are characterized by being long-term in nature. Acute diseases are short-lived and generally are cured or run their course within three months. Scoliosis, for example, is a long term medical condition and could therefore be considered chronic. Acute spinal meningitis, however, would be a short-lived infection of the lining of the spinal cord.
Can a fly kill a human?
No, a fly cannot kill a human. Flies do not have the ability to physically harm humans in a way that would result in death. However, flies can carry diseases and bacteria that can cause illnesses if transmitted to humans.
What was an average trip to Texas territory?
it would take about 6-7 hours if you lived very close to Kansas
What are the cons of working in the health service field?
There are many benefits to working in the health service field. The down side to it would be dealing with people who do not understand how the field works, being exposed to many illnesses and diseases.
What are the non-commnicable diseases?
Noncommunicable diseases are illnesses that cannot be transmitted by germs, viruses, or fungal infections. Examples are Cancer, high blood pressure, Chrone's disease, leukemia, Spinal bifida, ALS, COPD, etc.
What is the branch of science concerned with classification of diseases?
The branch of science concerned with the classification of diseases is called pathology, specifically clinical pathology. Pathologists play a critical role in diagnosing and classifying diseases by studying the causes, mechanisms, and effects of illnesses on the body.
