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3 years ago

List five noncommunicable diseases and five communicable diseases. What factors cause noncommunicable diseases?

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MaRussiya [10]3 years ago

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Answer:

Communicable: Flu, Strep, Cold, Norovirus, URI

Non: Cancer, DIabetes, Arthritis, Bladder infections, Kidney disease

If a fever is present, it it communicable.

Hope this helps fam!

~LocoCoco

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