Examples where different types of diseases may interact?

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AIDS which results from HIV infections, results from the inability to fight off infections not the viruses direct attack on the immune system. This means other diseases as small as an Upper Respiratory Tract infection (a cold) or the flu, can hit much harder and are more lethal.

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