ontocord/MixtureVitae-genericsKB huggingface dataset:
### condition:

Eye condition
* Many eye conditions require more pharmaceutical intervention than topical medicine can provide.
* Some eye conditions cause general loss across the whole visual field
  - vary with general health

Fatal condition
* Most fatal conditions associate with infection.
* Some fatal conditions occur in divers
  - rabbits

Favorable condition
* lead to growth
  - population growth
* lead to rapid growth

### condition:

Fibrosis
* also affects the lungs.
* begins by being laid down around blood vessels and around endometrial glands.
* begins, plaque grows and begins to obstruct blood flow.
* can lead to severe, irreversible airway obstruction
  - obliterate the usual anatomical planes
* causes hardening or stiffening of tissues in the skin, joints, and internal organs
  - retraction of the mesentery
  - the lungs to stiffen, making it difficult to breathe
* decreases elasticity of the lung.
* is accompanied with inflammation.
* is common in and around early lesions
  - to several chronic liver diseases, as it sign of hepatic injury
  - common, but cirrhosis is rare
  - increased in the dermis
  - medical diagnosises
  - often an important, and sometimes necessary component of the repair process
  - part of pneumoconiosis
  - pathology
  - prominent as healing occurs
  - scar tissue that forms as a result of persistent inflammation in the liver
* is seen as healing takes place
  - scar formation in the patient s liver
* is the accumulation of synthesized collagen in tissue
  - thick, rigid tissue in response to chronic inflammation
  - deleterious but variable consequence of chronic inflammation
  - deposition of connective tissue in internal organs
  - growth of scar tissue due to infection, inflammation, injury, or even healing
  - process that replaces lost parenchymal tissue, resulting in scar formation
* leads to the development of portal hypertension.
* major obstacle to all types of gene therapy in muscle disease.
* occurs variably in some areas of the tumor.
* process that follows chronic inflammation in the progression of scleroderma
* rare but serious adverse effect.
* reduces the efficiency of the lung and, hence, strains the heart.
* result of the natural reparative process.
* spreads throughout the stratum compactum and stratum spongiosum.
* then occurs and is followed by traction and detachment of the retina.
### condition | fibrosis:

Liver fibrosis
* is oftern the forerunner of cirrhosis
  - usually the result of cirrhosis
* represents the uniform response of liver to toxic, infectious or metabolic agents.

Lung fibrosis
* can develop if paraquat is swallowed or inhaled.
* causes early impairment in gas exchange leading to exertional dyspnea.
* is also common
  - characterized by fibroblast hyperplasia
  - consistent with relatively short-term high exposure rate in animal experiments

Myelofibrosis
* bone marrow disorder in which fibroblasts replace normal elements of the marrow.
* difficult diagnosis to make.
* is fibrosis

Pulmonary fibrosis
* can lead to prolonged mechanical ventilation and lung dysfunction.
* causes a cystic appearance, or honeycombing, within the lungs.
* complicated, chronic illness that can derive from many different causes.
* devastating disease, like cancer, with a high mortality rate.
* is rare
  - the abnormal formation of fiberlike scar tissue in the lungs
* occurs when the thin layer of tissue around the lung's alveoli are damaged.

### condition | financial condition:

Insolvency
* Insolvencies are financial conditions.
* is the inability to pay debts.
* problem which can and does affect every type of business.

### condition:

Flatulence
* are recorded in men and women sensitive to spirulina.
* common symptom of giardiasis.
* is caused when bacteria in the digestive tract break down food items producing gas
  - gas created through bacterial action in the bowel and passed rectally
* is the passage of air or gas from the intestines through the rectum
  - term given to excessive passing wind
* normal physical activity and happens in every person, especially after a heavy meal.
* occurs in people during stressful situations.
* serious problem with legumes.

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Genetic condition
* Most genetic conditions affect people
  - run in families
* Some genetic conditions affect biology
  - height
  - melanocyte biology
* Some genetic conditions are caused by mutations in a single gene
  - inherited or passed down in families
  - more common in individuals from specific ethnic groups
  - cause stature
* are a problem in some dogs, particularly purebreeds
  - chronic conditions
  - rare
  - universal
* can greatly increase the risk of cancer.
* impact individuals at all stages of life.

Grow condition
* influence choices.
* lead to growth.

Growth condition
* require special treatments.
* result in production.

Habitat condition
* affect detection.
* are physical and chemical variables that occur in aquatic habitat.
* influence the course of many wildlife diseases.
### condition | hallucination:

Hypnagogic hallucination
* are the type usually associated with narcolepsy.
* occur just before falling asleep
  - when falling asleep

Hypnogogic hallucination
* are dream-like thoughts that occur at sleep onset.
* can also be another sign of restless sleep
  - occur several times a week to several times a day
* occur while falling asleep, and hypnopompic hallucinations upon awakening.

Visual hallucination
* are abnormal
  - less common
  - most notable in low light
* can be frightening, or pleasant.
* happen less often.
* is hallucination.

Hazardous condition
* Most hazardous conditions develop over time.
* can occur when blood contains either too little or too much glucose.
* exist in most workplaces.

Health condition
* affect children
  - people
* have effects
  - side effects
* require attention
  - medical attention

Heart condition
* Most heart conditions have few different causes.
* Some heart conditions cause death
  - sudden death
* are the most common physical symptoms.
* have causes
### condition | hibernation:

True hibernation
* Most true hibernation affects dormouses.
* entails a state of deep sleep with greatly reduced metabolism.
### condition | hypothermia:

Mild hypothermia
* is characterized by controllable shivering.
* potential treatment for acute ischemic stroke.

Ice condition
* are difficult to judge when the ice is covered with snow
  - extremely dangerous, if there is any ice at all
* can vary greatly with a temperature change as small as one degree
  - widely
* change rapidly in early and late season or during warm weather.
* occur in the winter.
* play an important role in ice-related deaths.
* vary depending upon the weather
  - from lake to lake
### condition | illness:

Acute illness
* Most acute illnesses require therapy.
* are really eruptions of underlying chronic problems.
* can hinder athletic performance by influencing several different body systems.
* progresses to become subacute.

Altitude illness
* can spoil a vacation, causing nausea, headache, and difficulty breathing.
* is caused by a diminished supply of oxygen at higher elevations
  - lack of oxygen in our thin mountain air
  - usually preventable if ascent is slow

Catastrophic illness
* is an illness
* means life-threatening illness.

### condition | illness:

Chronic illness
* All chronic illnesses have significant medical, psychological, and social components.
* Many chronic illnesses can cause pain
  - lead to anemia
  - disrupt a child's schooling
  - have deformities or other symptoms that are easily observed by others
* Most chronic illnesses are the result of cumulative unhealthy lifestyles
  - show an enzyme deficiency
* Some chronic illnesses are congenital, while others strike later in life.
* affects both mind and body.
* are a source of continual stress
  - the leading cause of death in the United States
  - very draining upon a family
* brings unwanted changes.
* can interfere with a healthy sex life.
* consumes an increasingly large percent of the health care dollar.
* has that affect.
* includes dependence on alcohol and drugs.
* increases dramatically with age.
* influences our lifestyles.
* is another sign of the plague
  - never a welcomed guest in anyone's life
* play a major role.
* represents an extension of the features of the acute illness.
* requires coping as well as understanding and support from family members.
* source of crisis for the afflicted person.

Collapse
* are happening
* cause collapses.
* is an illness

### condition | illness | collapse:

Cardiovascular collapse
* can occur without respiratory symptoms
* prompts a massive stress response.
### condition | illness | collapse | implosion:

Gravitational collapse
* continues to produce energy release which, in turn, causes expansion.
* is implosion
* requires great density.

Sunstroke
* are heatstroke
  - strokes
* form of heatstroke caused by overexposure to the sun.

Common illness
* Some common illnesses affect mice
  - cause a reduction of smell
* are more acute, indicating a weakening of the immune system.

Decompression illness
* can also cause cochlear gas emboli with hearing loss.
* continuum from no symptoms or signs to severe multisystem involvement.

Decompression sickness
* is an illness
* occurs when there is production of nitrogen bubbles in the circulation.
### condition | illness | disease | animal disease | distemper:

Canine distemper
* affects the central nervous system.
* common disease and is usually fatal.
* different disease caused by another virus.
* has a very high morbidity and mortality in populations of infected dogs.
* highly contagious disease caused by a tiny virus
  - contagious, systemic, viral disease of dogs seen worldwide
* is also a viral disease, spread by direct or indirect contact
  - an airborne disease that is highly contagious to domestic ferrets
  - common when raccoon populations are large
  - distemper
  - extremely contagious
  - fatal for Black-footed Ferrets and it has decimated many populations
  - highly contagious and is related to the measles virus
  - species
  - the greatest disease threat to the dog population
  - thought always to be fatal to ferrets
* leading cause of death in young dogs.
* member of the parymyxovirus class.
* occurs wherever there are dogs.
* very contagious viral disease that predominantly strikes young dogs.
* viral infection.
* virus that causes brain infections and sometimes death.

Enterotoxemia
* can be highly fatal to young calves.
* is an animal disease

Locoism
* chronic disease that causes depression, incoordination, and nervousness under stress.
* is an animal disease

### condition | illness | disease | animal disease | mange:

Demodectic mange
* can cause itching.
* common skin disease in dogs.
* involves the autoimmune system, which is suseptable to such things as stress.
* is caused by a different kind of mite that is normally present in a dog's skin
  - microscopic mite that strikes puppies in their first year of life
  - more common in oily-skinned shorthairs and pubescent dogs
  - seen primarily in two forms, juvenile and adult
  - specific to white-tailed deer and is caused by tiny mites living on the hair
  - unusual in horses and is seen mainly in immuno-compromised individuals
* red, itchy skin infection that is caused by mites.
* result of stress on the immune system.

### condition | illness | disease | animal disease | mange:

Sarcoptic mange
* afflicts dogs, cats, and other animals, including humans.
* can be very difficult to definitively diagnose
  - infect all ages and breeds of dogs
* highly contagious disease caused by very small external parasites called mites.
* is contagious to canines and humans.
* is highly contagious and usually passed from one infected dog to another
  - infectious and can spread from dog to dog
  - intensely itchy and can be passed between dogs and humans
  - sometimes deadly to foxes and coyotes
* is the common mange in hogs
  - most important parasite affecting pigs
  - very contagious to people and is called scabies in people
* occurs in coyote populations throughout Nebraska
  - dogs of all ages, and is transmitted via contact with an infected dog
* reportable and quarantinable disease.

Myxomatosis
* can also infect pet rabbits of the same species.
* disgusting disease that many of have seen in wild rabbits.
* very cruel disease.
### condition | illness | disease | animal disease | zoonotic disease:

Actinomycosis
* is an infection that has a tendency to infect the face, as seen here on the lower jaw
  - evidenced by abscesses on the face and neck that multiply rapidly
  - zoonosis
* usually pursues an indolent but progressive course.
* zoonotic disease

### condition | illness | disease | animal disease | zoonotic disease | actinomycosis:

Lumpy jaw
* is actinomycosis
  - caused by bacteria normally found in the mouths of healthy animals
* occurs when the body brings fibrous tissue to the area to stabilize the weak bones.
### condition | illness | disease | anthrax:

Anthrax spore
* are anthrax
  - apparently one of the top choices of weapons for biological warfare
  - bacterial spores
  - hardies
  - odorless, colorless, and tasteless
  - one of the number one choice of weapons for biological warfare
  - stable and remain viable in water and soil for years
* can lie dormant for decades, possibly for centuries
  - live for years in carcasses buried in the ground

Cutaneous anthrax
* features a painless necrotic ulcer with a black eschar and local edema.
* is amenable to standard therapy and fatal only when septicemia intervenes
  - cutaneous infection
  - transmitted through a break in the skin

Inhalation anthrax
* is an extremely lethal disease, and almost everyone is immunologically na ve
  - nearly always fatal
  - often fatal
* is the disease that results from breathing anthrax spores

Inhalational anthrax
* can result from spore inhalation.
* is anthrax
  - the disease that results from breathing in anthrax spores
  - usually fatal
  - virtually always fatal
### condition | illness | disease | bronchitis:

Acute bronchitis
* brief episode that is brought on by a severe cold or viral infection.
* can cause fatigue, fevers, and chest pain
  - last for a few days to two weeks, and is usually caused by a virus
* comes on suddenly and lasts a short time.
* is an acute inflammation which generally follows a respiratory infection
  - inflammation of the mucous membrane of the bronchial tree
  - caused by an infection and typically follows a cold or flu
  - inflammation of the air passages of the lung
* is more common and lasts longer in people who smoke or have asthma
  - in cigarette smokers and during fall and winter months
  - spread from person to person by coughing
  - the inflammation of mucous membranes of the bronchial tubes
  - usually a short-lived illness caused by a viral infection
* spreads from person to person through cough droplets.

Infectious bronchitis
* is an acute respiratory infection caused by viruses and bacteria.
* is considered the most contagious of poultry diseases
  - to be a highly contagious respiratory disease
  - difficult to differentiate from many of the other respiratory diseases
  - hard to differentiate from most of the other respiratory diseases
* occurs most often in winter.
### condition | illness | disease | cancer:

Bladder cancer
* Most bladder cancers are carcinomas of the transitional epithelium of the bladder's mucosal lining
* accounts for two to four percent of all cancers.
* affects men three times as often as women.
* becomes more common with age and is more common in men than women.
* begins in the bladder, the organ that stores urine.
* can be quite painful
  - present in many ways
* develop from the lining of the bladder, which is called urothelium.
* disease in which cancerous cells are found in the bladder.
* has different origins.
* is also a frequent cancer for older men
  - leading site of cancer worldwide
  - cancer of the urinary bladder
  - diagnosed by a biopsy done during a cystoscopy
  - generally fatal
* is more common in men than in women
  - likely when there is repeated irritation to the bladder
  - now the fifth most common cancer in the United States
  - one of the more common diseases treated by urologists
* is one of the most common cancers in both men and women
  - forms of cancer in the United States
  - highly curable types of cancer, if detected early
  - primarily a disease of advanced age
* is the fifth most common cancer in men, and the tenth most common in women
  - fourth leading type of cancer among men in the United States
* is the fourth most common cancer among men, and ninth among women
  - frequent form of cancer among men
  - ninth leading cause of cancer death in the United States
  - second most common malignancy of the genito-urinary system
  - sixth most common cancer in the United States
  - very treatable if detected early and if patients receive appropriate care
* occurs more frequently in the United States and England.
* strikes far more men than women.

Bowel cancer
* can develop in any part of the large bowel, including the colon and rectum.
* is cancer
  - curable, especially when detected at an early stage
  - one of the most frequently occurring cancers in the United States
  - second only to lung cancer for men and breast cancer for women as a cause of death
* is the second commonest cause of cancer death in the country
  - most common overall cancer
* major public health problem.

Brain cancer
* are always serious because as they grow they press on and destroy brain tissue
  - notoriously invasive, sending out tentacle-like columns of cells
* can occur at any age, but is most common among young and middle-aged adults.
* disease where abnormal cells begin to grow in the brain tissue.
* is cancer
  - the second leading cause of cancer death in children
* starts in just one cell.
* very devastating and debilitating form of cancer.
### condition | illness | disease | cancer | carcinoma | mesothelioma:

Peritoneal mesothelioma
* is an infrequently encountered tumor that has a poor prognosis
  - cancer of the peritoneum, which is the lining of the abdomen
* rare, either benign or malignant tumor of the peritoneum.
* tumor of the abdominal mesothelium.

Pancreatic carcinoma
* arises in the head twice as often as in the body and tail.
* occur most commonly in the head of the pancreas.

Papillary carcinoma
* are indolent tumors that have a long survival, even with metastases.
* can often spread from the thyroid to lymph nodes in the neck or upper chest.
* is rare in children.
* is the most common and least aggressive thyroid malignancy
  - usually affects women of child-bearing age

Seminoma
* is rare before puberty and is managed as in the adult.
* occur most frequently in the fourth and fifth decade of life.

Thymic carcinoma
* rare mediastinal neoplasm with poor prognosis.
* recently described rare neoplasm that occurs in adult patients.

Tubular carcinoma
* have an excellent prognosis and are ideally suited for conservative therapy.
* is composed of small glands or tubules that take variable shapes.
### condition | illness | disease | cancer:

Childhood cancer
* are cancers that primarily affect children, teens and young adults
  - six times higher than the national average
* creates conflicting emotions in siblings.
* cuts across all social, economic and ethnic differences.
* has a devastating effect on the entire family
  - long-lasting effects on siblings
* is different from adult cancer
  - extremely rare
  - far more treatable than adult cancers
  - often difficult to recognize
  - perhaps one of the saddest situations that a child can be in
  - the leading cause of death from disease in children in the United States today
  - thought to be due to inheriting one mutant gene from one of the parents
* strike different parts of the body in different ways.

Chronic leukemia
* are cancers of blood cells, and are one of two basic types.
* can progress slowly and with few symptoms.
* develop very gradually.
* have a slower onset and progression than acute leukemias.
* is cancer
* occurs most frequently in adults and progresses slowly
  - often in adults, but can occur at any age
* progresses more slowly and involves greater numbers of more mature cells
  - than does acute leukemia
### condition | illness | disease | cancer:

Oral cancer
* Many oral cancers begin as changes in the mucous membrane, the lining of the mouth
  - leukoplakia or mouth ulcers
* Most oral cancer occurs in people who use tobacco.
* Most oral cancers are treatable if detected early
  - look very similar under a microscope and are called squamous-cell carcinoma
* Some oral cancers present white patches inside the mouth or white spots on the tongue.
  * ' is any cancerous tissue in the mouth. It can present as a primary lesion in any of the tissues, by metastasis from a distant site of origin, or by extension from a neighboring anatomic structure, such as the nasal cavity. Oral or mouth cancer most commonly involves the tongue. Most oral cancers look very similar under a microscope and are called squamous-cell carcinoma.
* account for significant mortality but their prevalence is relatively low.
* are a huge problem in cats over ten years of age
  - about six times more common in drinkers than in nondrinkers
  - twice as common in men as in women
* can be deadly
  - grow outwardly like a tumor or inwardly like an ulcer
  - initially have the appearance of ulcers or other normal mouth problems
  - metastasize to distant tissue and vital organs and can be fatal
* can spread to other parts of the body quickly
* claims the life of one American every hour.
* develops much more frequently in users of smokeless tobacco products than in non-users.
* has one of the lowest survival rates of all cancers.
* includes cancers of the mouth, tongue, tonsils and pharynx.
* is also a major concern among adults
  - cancer of the lining of the mouth, the tongue, or other structures around the mouth
  - hard to cure because it spreads fast
* is the fourth most common cancer among African American men in the United States
  - sixth most common cancer
  - treated with surgery, radiation, or both
  - uncommon, except among tobacco users and heavy drinkers of alcohol
  - unusual in that it carries a high risk of second primary tumors
* kills one in three who develop the disease but survivors can be severely disfigured.
* life-threatening disease that can be directly linked to the use of chewing tobacco.
* occurs on the lip, tongue, or floor of the mouth
  - several times more frequently among snuff dippers than among non-tobacco users
  - twice as frequently in men as women
* serious disease of the mouth.
* term that refers to cancer of the mouth, lip, tongue and pharynx.

Pancreas cancer
* begins in a single cell.
* is the fourth leading cause of cancer death in the United States.
* represents an abnormal growth of cells that arise from the tissues of the pancreas.
### condition | illness | disease | cancer:

Pancreatic cancer
* Most pancreatic cancers are adenocarcinomas arising from the pancreatic ductal system
  - begin in the ducts that carry pancreatic juices to the small intestine
* are the fifth-deadliest form of cancer.
* can be difficult to diagnose
  - cause symptoms and signs similar to chronic pancreatitis
  - present as diabetes in older adults
* has the worst prognosis of all the types of cancer.
* is an uncommon cause of steatorrhea
  - difficult to control and can be cured only when it is found at an early stage
  - diseases
  - especially resistant to treatment, thus is in most cases incurable
  - fairly rare
  - generally asymptomatic until late in the course of the disease
* is more common in men than women
  - people with diabetes
  - one of the more discouraging tumors in medicine
* is one of the most deadly of all types of cancer
  - difficult cancers to diagnose early and treat curatively
  - particularly difficult to treat since it often presents at an advanced stage
  - recognized as one of the most difficult cancers to treat
  - said to be the most painful, with no chance of recovery
* is the fifth leading cause of cancer deaths in the United States
  - killer among cancers in the United States
  - fifth-leading cause of cancer death in the United States
* is the fourth leading cause of cancer death for both men and women
  - cancer death in men and women in the United States
  - most common cause of cancer-related death in the United States
  - treated with surgery, radiation therapy or chemotherapy
  - very difficult to diagnose
* major cause of death from cancer in both men and women in the USA and Europe.
* occurs almost equally in both men and women.
* seems to run in some families.
* terrible disease that is nearly always fatal.

Papillary cancer
* develops in the cells that produce thyroid hormones containing iodine.
* has cells that stick out in finger-like projections called papules.

Penile cancer
* are usually skin cancers and as such they start with skin lesions.
* can occur anywhere on the penis but usually occur on the glands.
* is an extremely rare form of cancer.
* is rare but is curable if caught early before invasion to the deeper tissues
  - in circumcised men
* occur most commonly in uncircumcised men.
* occurs almost exclusively in the uncircumcised male at a rate of eight per million
  - usually in older men
### condition | illness | disease | cancer:

Prostatic cancer
* can metastasize in a number of ways.
* is the most common male cancer in the United States
  - prevalent cancer in men and the second leading cause of cancer death

Prostrate cancer
* feeds on testosterone and the hormone treatments decrease testosterone levels.
* killer but when diagnosed early it is treatable.

Rectal cancer
* appears to be decreasing.
* can then invade nearby organs and spread through the lymph and blood systems.
* condition often employing multimodality therapy.
* has a marked tendency to recur locally.
* is also prevalent among men and suffers from the same lack of early detection
  - rare in young people, with incidence rising sharply after age fifty
* occurs in half as many people as colon cancer.

Recurrent cancer
* cancer that returns after treatment.
* is cancer that has come back after treatment.
* means the cancer has come back after treatment.
* means the disease has come back in spite of the initial treatment
  - recurred despite initial treatment

Rent control
* create shortages and decrease the quality of housing.
* is blatant discrimination against the landlord
  - described as keeping housing affordable for the poor
* local phenomenon.

### condition | illness | disease | cancer | sarcoma:

Chondrosarcoma
* Most chondrosarcomas are slow growing, indolent tumors.
* are almost always symptomatic
  - tumors composed of cancerous cartilage cells
* can occur over a wide age range, and there slight male predominance.
* is sarcoma

Leiomyosarcoma
* are malignant tumors which develop from smooth muscle tissue
  - much less common
* is sarcoma

Osteosarcoma
* Most osteosarcomas develop on the limbs of dogs below the elbow or near the knee.
* are diseases
  - sarcomas of bone tissue
  - the most common primary malignant bone tumors in children
* arise from abnormal bone-producing cells.

Rhabdomyosarcoma
* are highly aggressive tumors that predominantly affect children.
* is sarcoma.

### condition | illness | disease | cancer | sarcoma | rhabdomyosarcoma:

Embryonal rhabdomyosarcoma
* is considered the most treatable form of the disease
  - the cellular subtype in slightly more than half of patients
+ Rhabdomyosarcoma: Cancer
  * It has different cellular subtypes, including embryonal rhabdomyosarcoma and aveolar rhabdomyosarcoma. Embryonal rhabdomyosarcoma is the cellular subtype in slightly more than half of patients.

Secondary cancer
* are generally more difficult to treat and are resistant to standard treatment.
* have a high incidence among survivors of retinoblastoma.

Sporadic cancer
* begin with two normal copies of a cancer susceptibility gene.
* can occur in young adults but is unusual.
### condition | illness | disease | cancer:

Type of cancer
* All types of cancer affect our cells, the body's basic unit of life.
* Most types of cancer are more likely to affect people as they get older.
* Some types of cancer are more likely to spread to the brain
  - can depress immune function
  - require a combination of radiation and chemotherapy for effective treatment
  - seem to track in families
+ Cancer
  * Cancer can affect anybody at any age. Most types of cancer are more likely to affect people as they get older. This is because as a person's DNA gets older, their DNA may become damaged, or damage that happened in the past may get worse.

Type of cancers
* Many types of cancers have a very high affinity for glucose when compared to normal tissue
  - an increased use of glucose when compared to normal tissue
* Some types of cancers use different staging systems.

### condition | illness | disease | cancer:

Uterine cancer
* Most uterine cancers begin in the lining or endometrium
  - develop in the endometrium, the lining of the uterus
* is easier to detect early and cure than breast cancer
  - more common in older women than in younger women
  - one of the most common cancers among women
  - the fourth most common women's malignancy
* is the most common gynecologic cancer in the United States
  - studied form and most common of cancers found in rabbits
  - very rare
* ranks number four on the list of most common cancers to strike women.
* starts in just one cell.
* very treatable and often curable cancer but it can also be a fatal cancer.

Vaginal cancer
* Most vaginal cancer is metastatic.
* is rare but still a possibility and needs to be evaluated ever so often
  - rare, accounting for only three percent of all gynecologic cancers

Cardiac disease
* are the leading cause of death among the elderly population
  - major cause of death among the elderly population
* is the major cause of death in the United States.
* remains a higher risk than breast cancer.
* threatens circulation by crippling the ability of the heart to be an efficient pump.
### condition | illness | disease | cataract:

Cortical cataract
* affect the front of the lens.
* is the next most common type, often affecting people who have diabetes.

Juvenile cataract
* affect different areas of the lens depending upon the breed of dog.
* cause blindness.

Nuclear cataract
* is the most common type of cataract, and is related to the aging process.
* reduce survival of hatchery reared lake trout.

Senile cataract
* are common in older diabetics.
* common cause of blindness in elderly people.

Severe cataract
* Most severe cataracts lead to blindness.
* can result in blindness.

Toxic cataract
* can result from medicine or chemical toxicity.
* result from chemical toxicity, such as steroid use.

Traumatic cataract
* can present many medical and surgical challenges to the ophthalmologist.
* develop as a result of an eye injury.
* occur secondary to blunt or penetrating ocular trauma.

Cause of disease
* Causes of disease are unknown , pain seems to be caused by colonic spasms without organic lesion.
* Many causes of disease are a direct result of poor oxygen intake.

Cerebrovascular disease
* are a major source of morbidity and mortality in our country.
* is one of the most devastating yet misunderstood epidemics of our time
  - the third leading cause of death after heart disease and cancer
* serious complication of hypertension.
* very serious issue for the diabetic.

Childhood disease
* Many childhood diseases involve genetic mutations of the skin.
* Some childhood diseases are characterized by fevers
  - sudden fevers
  - can cause heart problems or brain damage
  - deliver more than aches and pains
* can play havoc in a large family.

Chlamydia
* can remain in the body for long periods of time, especially in men.
* trachomatis elementary bodies possess proteins which bind to eucaryotic cell membranes.

### condition | illness | disease | chlamydia:

Untreated chlamydia
* can cause pain, fever, miscarriage and infertility in women
  - pelvic inflammatory disease and infertility
  - severe health consequences
* can lead to infertility in both men and women
  - severe and costly complications in women, men, and newborn infants
  - sterility and other complications in men and women
  - make a person sterile or unable to have children
### condition | illness | disease | cholera:

Avian cholera
* highly infectious bird disease that can cause massive waterfowl die-offs.
* is highly contagious and can spread rapidly
  - one of the most common diseases among wild North American waterfowl

Cirrhosis
* affects blood flow within the liver as well as liver function.
* can be life-threatening.
* causes many changes in the body, all due to the damage to the liver.
* interferes with normal liver function, and many times, the patient is symptomatic.
* is diseases.
* liver disease
* slows the flow of blood through the liver
  - liver's ability to filter medications from the blood
* takes years to develop.

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Biliary cirrhosis
* rare form of liver cirrhosis, caused by disease or defects of the bile ducts.
* type caused by disruption of bile flow and is more common in women.

Liver cirrhosis
* is irreversible.
* major cause of illness, death, and consumption of medical resources.

Clinical disease
* appears to depend upon the age and condition of the bird when exposed to the virus.
* is common among adults, but infrequent among children.
* sequel of heavy infection.

Cocaine addiction
* appears to differ from heroin addiction.
* can occur very quickly and be very difficult to break
  - ruin physical and mental health
  - trap anyone
* develops through repeated exposure to the drug.
  - drug addiction
  - habituation
  - present at birth in hypoics only
* significant problem in today's society.

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Common disease
* Most common diseases affect humans.
* Most common diseases are caused by bacterial infection
  - organisms
* Some common diseases affect birds
  - cats
  - chickens
  - hedgehogs
  - hollies
* Some common diseases are caused by protozoans
  - epilepsy, skin conditions and genetic deafness
  - attack trees
  - cause mortality
  - spread by ticks are lyme disease and human babesiosis
  - malaria, tuberculosis, measles, and influenza
  - tuberculosis, leprosy, eye infections and diarrhoea

Communicable disease
* Many communicable diseases begin with cold-like symptoms.
* are a major threat after an earthquake
  - diseases that are able to be passed on from one person to the next
  - the primary illnesses
* pays no attention to immigration status or borders.

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Common cold
* can also cause bronchitis.
  - due to viral infection
  - probably one of the most common illnesses to man
  - respiratory diseases
* is viral diseases
  - viruses

Contagion
* also describes behaviors transferring from group to group.
* can occur in all types of financial markets
  - when depositor nervousness about one institution spreads to others
* is communication.
* structural break in the data generating process of rates of return.

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Chickenpox
* is contagion
* leaves open sores.
* spreads very quickly.
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Scarlet fever
* appears in England
  - together with a streptococcal sore throat
* are contagious diseases
* begins with a short period of tired feeling.
* differs from streptococcal sore throat chiefly by the presence of a red skin rash.
* fairly common childhood illness.
* highly infectious disease caused by a strain of the streptococcus bacterium.
* is caused by group A streptococci bacteria, which also causes strep throat
  - toxins released by the bacteria
* is characterized by a bright red skin rash
  - sandpaper like rash
  - sandpaper-like rash
  - no more dangerous than strep throat, and is treated the same way
  - now usually such a mild illness that it is often referred to as 'scarlatina'
  - strep throat with a rash
* is treated with antibiotics
  - the same antibiotics as strep throat
* rash accompanied by a sore throat caused by the streptococcus bacteria.
* self-limited systemic manifestation of streptococcal pharyngitis.
* strep throat infection with a rash.

Tertiary syphilis
* is contagion
  - most serious when it attacks heart, the brain or the nervous system
  - much rarer now because of antibiotic therapy of early syphilis
  - one of the most dreaded diseases a person can suffer
* occurs in about half the untreated cases.

Venereal disease
* are a major problem for street children
* case in point.
  - news only when poor people catch it
  - produced by infective organisms
* occurs when god of love visits a man.

Contagious disease
* are a concern for all horse owners
  - communicable diseases
  - of many kinds
* know no national boundaries.

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Foot rot
* appears to be widespread as a consequence of long immersion of the feet in water and mud.
* are animal diseases
  - plant diseases
* can attack the trunk and crown roots and seriously damage the tree.
* is an animal disease
  - caused by a bacteria that turns a few legs into stumps with a black tip
  - exacerbated by the urine soaked, unhygienic conditions in which many pigs live

Mental disability
* cuts across lines of race, education, social and economic background.
* tolls a statute of limitations until after the disability is removed.
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Brucellosis
* affects almost all mammals.
* are bacterial infection
  - zoonosis
* can be a long standing disease.
* causes abortion and reduced milk production in cattle, sheep and goats.
* causes abortions after the fifth month of pregnancy in cattle
  - in cattle and is contagious to humans
  - bison and beef cattle to abort their calves
* causes cattle and bison to abort and lowers milk production
  - to abort, and in human beingss causes undulant fever
  - female bison to abort their babies and reduces fertility and milk production
* infects humans rather readily.
* is an infectious disease
  - difficult to treat
  - very difficult to treat successfully
* occurs sporadically although risk to the traveller is low.
* often causes female cattle to abort.
* results from a gram-negative coccobacillus of which there are many varieties.

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Cold sore
* Most cold sores heal on their own in a few days without treatment.
* affect about half of the population in America each year.
* are actually a form of the herpes virus.
* are also a form of herpes
  - more likely to happen in women during their monthly menstrual periods
  - common in young children
  - extremely contagious
  - herpes when they reactivate
  - lesions that are caused by the herpes simplex virus
* are small blisters around the mouth, caused by the herpes simplex virus
  - painful sores that appear inside the mouth or on the upper lip
  - red blisters that usually appear on the outside of the lip and mouth
  - small, painful, fluid-filled blisters on the mouth or nose
* can appear one at a time or in little bunches, and they are sometimes filled with fluid
  - be painful
  - occur in the mouth as well, and the can be passed from one person to another
* develop as a result of a reactivation of latent herpes simplex virus.
* is an infectious disease
* occur most often in adolescents and young adults, but they can occur at any age.

Dengue
* has an incubation period of five to seven days after one is bitten by an infected mosquito.
* is an infectious tropical disease transmitted by mosquitoes
  - diagnosed by a blood test
  - the leading cause of childhood mortality in several Asian countries
  - transferred via mosquitoes which bite during daylight hours
* is transmitted by a mosquito that breeds almost anywhere
  - mosquito bite, and there is no vaccine
### condition | illness | disease | communicable disease | infectious disease:

Infectious mononucleosis
* causes a sore throat, enlarged lymph nodes, and fatigue.
  - fairly common and both sexes are affected equally
  - far more common than most people realize
  - most common in adolescents and young adults
  - one of the most common infection seen during adolescence
* relatively common disease that usually affects young adults.
* viral disease that affects certain blood cells
  - types of white blood cells
  - illness that affects the blood cells
  - infection that can be transmitted by kissing

Lepromatous leprosy
* creates both skin lesions and nodules as well as a chronically stuffy nose.
* is an infectious disease
  - much more contagious than tuberculoid leprosy

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Listeriosis
* are diseases
  - infectious diseases
* can be fatal, especially in certain high-risk groups.
* can cause high fever, severe headaches, neck stiffness, and nausea
  - miscarriages and severe illness or even death in newborns
  - mothers in the first three months of pregnancy to miscarry
  - spontaneous abortions and stillbirths
* causes flu-like symptoms, such as fever and chills.
  - common in ruminants, pigs, dogs, and cats, some wild animals, and humans
  - the infection caused by eating or drinking a product contaminated with Listeria
  - uncommon in healthy people
* often involves many organs with microabscesses or granulomas
  - results in fatal meningitis or encephalitis
* produces flulike symptoms, such as fever and chills.

Mono
* can inflame the liver, producing a hepatitis.
* usually resolves spontaneously after one to two weeks without treatment.
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Rheumatic fever
* affects the entire heart, but seems to do the most damage to the heart's valves.
* are autoimmune diseases
  - infectious diseases
* begins one to six weeks after an untreated streptococcal infection
  - with a strep throat from streptococcal infection
* can affect the heart, joints, skin, and other organs
  - also cause an inflammation in the heart, which is of concern
* can cause permanent damage to the heart and heart valves
  - scarring and thickening of the leaflets of the valves
  - valve disease
* can damage the heart muscle or heart valves
  - valves, and affect the joints and brain
  - heart, joints, and sometimes the brain
  - occur in anyone who has a group A streptococcal infection
* causes inflammation of the body tissues, joints, and heart.
* clinical presentation of heart problems without actual damage to the organ.
* delayed inflammatory disease of joints, and heart.
* delayed, autoimmune reaction to the streptococcus bacteria.
* disease that can damage the heart valves.
* follow-on from an untreated strep throat.
* is also more common in children who have a family history of the disease.
* is an acute infectious disease that occurs primarily in children and young adults
  - non- suppurative sequelae
  - example of direct tissue pathology following antibody binding
  - inflammatory disease involving the joints and heart
  - associated with the development of valve disease and other heart disorders
* is caused by a virus
  - an untreated streptococcal infection, such as strep throat
  - difficult to diagnose in adults
  - entirely different from rheumatoid arthritis, thought the two are often confused
  - most frequent cause of severe valve malfunction
  - only one of several complications that can result from a streptococcal infection
  - rare, but dangerous
  - the most common cause
  - typically a childhood disease that is caused by a streptococcal infection
  - viewed as both a classic infectious disease and autoimmune disease
* leading cause of acquired heart disease in young people worldwide.
* occurs most often in the setting of poverty and crowding.
* relatively rare complication of strep throat.
* serious complication of untreated or partially treated streptococcal infection.
* serious disease that can damage the heart valves
  - which can affect the heart, skin, nerves, and bone joints
* starts with a simple strep throat and is cured by penicillin.
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Coronary disease
* Most coronary disease is the result of blocked arteries.
* is often a trigger
  - silent and very difficult to detect
  - the number one cause of death among American women

Curable disease
* All curable diseases make themselves known to the intelligent physician in signs and symptoms
  - to the physician by signs and symptoms
* are in danger of becoming incurable.

Deadly disease
* Most deadly diseases affect animals
  - are caused by genus
  - kill humans
* Some deadly diseases are caused by abnormal proteins
* Some deadly diseases are transmitted by infect rodents
  - hundreds of dolphins and manatees
* seem to have no effect on world population, which inevitably increases.

Deficiency disease
* are almost history
  - more prevalent in developing countries
* arise when our bodies are deprived of a vitamin for a prolonged time.
* can result from malnutrition.
### condition | illness | disease | eye disease | glaucoma:

Congenital glaucoma
* condition found in babies.
* disease which affects infants and is extremely rare.
* is due to a defect in the drainage apparatus of the eye
  - developmental defect in the eye's drainage mechanism
  - hereditary
  - often hereditary
* is present at birth or occurs shortly thereafter
* surgical disease.

Neovascular glaucoma
* can result from new vessels extending from the iris to the trabecular meshwork.
* dreaded complication of an ischemic vein occlusion.
* is one of the most dreaded forms of glaucoma.
* occurs in individuals in whom there is poor blood flow to the eye.

Secondary glaucoma
* can occur in any type of dog.
* develops as a complication of another medical condition or injury.
* is caused by an abnormality in the drainage of the fluid in the eye.
* means that the disease is secondary to, or caused by, another condition.
* occurs when some other cause is present
  - inciting cause is present

Untreated glaucoma
* can eventually lead to blindness.
* causes blindness.
* is the leading cause of irreversible blindness.
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Macular edema
* can occur in eyes with vascular sheathing, and it often is cystoid in nature
  - with blockages of veins in the eye
* common complication associated with diabetic retinopathy..
* is also a problem with diabetic retinopathy
  - an eye disease
  - treated with focal laser treatment
* more serious condition.
+ Diabetic retinopathy, Treatment, Focal laser surgery: Diseases and disorders of the eye :: Diabetes mellitus
  * Macular edema is treated with focal laser treatment. Up to several hundred small laser burns are placed in the areas of retinal leakage surrounding the macula. These burns cauterize the blood vessels, reduces tha amount of leakage and fluid build-up in the retina. The surgery is usually done in one session but further treatments may be needed. If both eyes are affected by macular edema only one is treated at a time usually a few weeks apart.

Few disease
* are as widespread or deadly as heart disease.
* call for as much self-care as diabetes.
* have as diverse an array of symptoms
  - such a wide range of symptoms
* impact where and how people live to the extent that malaria does.

Fibrocystic disease
* garbage term for lumpy painful breasts.
* occurs with hormonal changes.

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Filariasis
* affects all age groups.
* are diseases.
* common mosquito-born disease of any part of the tropics.
* global problem.
* is an infection with any of several round, thread-like parasitic worms
  - infectious disease and transmitted by different species of female mosquito
  - common throughout India and sandfly fever is increasing
  - spread from infected persons to uninfected persons by mosquitoes
* is transmitted by mosquitoes and other arthropods
  - from an infected human to a mosquito
* tends to leave people with chronic disabilities.

Fish disease
* are well understood and treated.
* is the greatest threat to aquarium fishes.