3 ways pathogens cause disease?
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the toxins they produce (as in bacteria)\ninvading the immune system and using it to their advantage (as in HIV)\nand altering the environment and causing cancer (as in h. pylori)
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No disease caused by a virus has a cure - thus while things ranging from AIDS to the flu and cold have various remedies avaiable there is no cure. this is because given their nature, they cannot be killed, viruses can only have their reproductive rates lowered.\n\nAny disease caused by a prion - mad cow disease, kuru, various encepheliti.\n\nMany parasitic diseases: for example Lyme disease.\n\nMost hereditary diseases - Hutchington's disease etc.\n\nAgain - most conditions today have various remedies available. However, this is different from a cure which leads to the end of a disease. \n\nCurable diseases are largely those caused by bacteria or fungi. Eg, the way penicillin kills bacteria.
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Lots and lots, but I can give you a few of the pathogenic ones.\n\nClostridium Perfrengens\nClostridium Botulinum\nSalmonella\nBacillus Cereus\nEscheria Coli H:0157\n\nThere are many more, but that's all I can think of right now.
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Heart disease, cancer, Arthritis, Alzheimers, Parkinsons, Diabetes, Sickle cell anemia, lupus\n\nBasically anything that orginates in your body, not from bacteria and viruses.
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If you are culturing someone who is sick - say someone who has pneumonia - then chances are the colonies that are all alike and have the greatest number on the plate are the ones causing the problem.  You run biochemical tests on them and determine if they are known pathogens.  Stuff gets complicated when you have someone with a bad immune system and the bacteria that are normally good are actually the bad ones.
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If mishandled (someone went to the bathroom without washing his hands, then stuck his hands in the syrup) or untreated, it could definitely grow microorganims that can cause illness. However, I'm not aware of a plant disease that could be communicated to humans if that was your question.
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I don't know the 3 top common disorders and diseases so I'll just name all I know at the the of my head.\nDisorder:\nAsthma, Carpal Tunnel Syndrome,Dermatitis, Allergic Contact,Dermatitis,Irritant Contact,Farmer's Lung,Latex Allergy,Skin Cancer and Sunlight. \nDiseases:\nCommon Cold,Hantavirus, Hantavirus Disease,Hepatitis A,Hepatitis B,Hepatitis C,HIV/AIDS, and Hepatitis B and C, Lyme Disease,Rabies,Silicosis,Tuberculosis,Workplace Biohazards,Technical publication,\n\nThat's all I can think of right now...
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Each factor has a positive and negative impact on health, for examle, advancement in international transportation might be the cause of rapid spreading of epidemic diseases although it is sometimes necissary for rapid intervening in case of endemic disease in certain areas.
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Intestinal parasites. Also lots of different diseases could be responsible. See a doctor!
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causes cancer\ni guess
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Innate (non-specific) immunity:\n1) the enzyme lysozyme, which if found in tears and saliva, breaks down cells walls of Gram positive bacteria\n2) skin/mucus provides physical barrier against opportunistic pathogens\n\nAcquired (specific) immunity:\n1) antibodies: most helpful against extracellular pathogens like most bacteria and fungi\n2) T cells: target host cells that are infected by intracellular pathogens like viruses (and a few bacteria)\n3) macrophages: release reactive oxygen intermediates that cause oxidative stress to various bacteria
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Virus: A microorganism smaller than a bacteria, which cannot grow or reproduce apart from a living cell.\nViruses cause many common human infections, and are also responsible for a bevy of rare diseases. Examples of viral illnesses range from the common cold, which is usually caused by one of the rhinoviruses, to acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS), which is caused by the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV).\n\nSo you probably have some cold or flu "bug", and not much you can do but get rest and stay hydrated.
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disease...ha ha ha ha\n\numm just a part of growing up.
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how does this have to do with diseases and conditions?
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a disease that affects your immune system
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smoking\ndrinking\nobesity, eating too much\nlaziness, not enough exercise\nnot washing hands-spread disease\nsexual promiscuity-too much fkn-std;s lol
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Generally speaking, 'new' disease causing bacteria simply evolve from pre-existing bacteria.    Yersinia pestis (bacterium that causes Black Death) is thought to have originated from Yersinia pseudotuberculosis.  The two bacteria are nearly identical genetically, but the latter does not cause Black Death.  It is important to realize that even the slightest genetic change in a bacterium can result in a completely different pathogenicity (as is the case with Y. pestis).   This makes it possible for a new diseases (or new variants of diseases) to appear quite suddenly.