Infectious Diseases

Unusually, several words are used to describe infectious diseases. An infectious disease is an ailment brought on by an organism, and illness is the presence of pathology. The ability of an organism to cause illness in a given host is referred to as virulence. The level of the host's resistance to a specific germ is referred to as immunity. Vaccines prevent various infectious diseases, including varicella and morbilli. You can contract a communicable disease in a number of different ways, such as by bites from an animal or bug, tainted food, or polluted water. Babies born to expectant women will also contract certain germs from them; infectious disorders are normally distinguished by the primary organ system involved.

  • Acanthamoeba keratitis.
  • Scarlet fever

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