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May24-05, 09:13 PM
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What is the difference between a disease and a syndrome?
Waht is the difference between the syndromes and a disease becase arent they all genitacally passsed down?
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May25-05, 05:58 AM
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A syndrome is a collection of symptoms that point to a disease.
A disease is having an ill body, which includes having a syndrome.
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