DISEASES-CAUSES-SYMPTOMS-CURE

DISEASES – CAUSES

1. VIRUS 
2. BACTERIA 
3. FUNGUS 
4. PARASITE 
5. PRION 

It can provide important information about disease trends and risk factors, outcomes of treatment or public health interventions, functional abilities, patterns of care, and health care costs and use.

DISEASES SYMPTOMS AND RECOVERY

1. THE ORIGINS OF THE HISTORY AND PHYSICAL EXAMINATION
2. DISEASE START- SYMPTOMS
3. MEDICARE- CHECKUP- DIAGNOSIS- TREATMENT
4. TRETMENT – ON MEDICINE
5. ADMINISTRATION
6. LIFESAVING DIAGNOSIS-MEDICATION-
7. OPERATION –TREATMENT – SURGERY
8. RECOVERY-RELAPSE
9. LANGUAGE PROBLEM 

Scientists have pointed out that studies on rare diseases are incredibly important for identifying cellular and molecular pathways that are associated with the development of other diseases. The majority of rare diseases, i.e., around 80%, are caused due to genetic disorders.

DISEASES

HISTORY OF DISEASES

1. FEVER – TOIPHOID
2. INFLUENZA
3. AIDS
4. CHOLERA
5. SMALLPOX
6. CHICKENPOX
7. RABIES
8. MALARIA

PANDEMIC AND EPIDEMIC 

1. EPIDEMIC AND PANDEMIC
2. HISTORY OF PANDEMIC
3. DIFFERENT –PANDEMIC-PLAGUE
4. EYAM AND THE GREAT PLAGUE 1333
5. BLACK DEATH
6. THE GREAT PLAGUE OF LONDON
7. PEEPS DIARY
8. LORD MAYOR RULE
9. THE GREAT FIRE OF LONDON
10. BLACK DEATH
11. CHOLERA EPIDEMIC

DIFFERENT DISEASES 

SICK-PAIN – ACCIDENT

1. HEALTH CONDITION
2. SICK-UNHEALTHY –TIRED
3. ACCIDENT
4. PAIN –INJURY

BONE DISEASES

1. BACKBONE DISEASE

EYES DISEASES

1. EYES-DISEASE
2. THE OCULAR GENE DELIVERY LANDSCAPE

HEAD-MUSCLE-NERVOUS

1. HEAD AND BRAIN DISEASES
2. DISORDERS OF MUSCLES-NERVOUS
3. PHOBIA –MANIA

PERSONALITY DISORDER 

1. MENTAL AND PSYCHIATRIC DISEASES
2. MENTAL AND PSYCHIATRIC DISEASES -2
3. ATTENTION DISORDER

SPECIAL – RARE DISEASES 

1. SPECIAL KINDS OF DISEASES
2. TRENCH FOOT
3. RARE DISEASES

OTHER TYPES OF DISEASES

1. ANIMAL DISEASE
2. DISABLED
3. FOOD DISEASE
4. SEX ORGAN DISEASE
5. CANCER
6. DIABETES
7. BLOOD DISEASE
8. BREAST AND CHEST DISEASE
9. EAR DISORDER
10. BREATHING PROBLEM

    

11. SMELL OR NOSE DISEASE
12. MOUTH DISEASE
13. STOMACH DISEASE – DIGESTION
14. SKIN DISEASE
15. SENSITIVENESS
16. SLEEP DISORDER
17. THYROID

Health promotion and disease prevention programs can empower individuals to make healthier choices and reduce their risk of disease and disability. At the population level, they can eliminate health disparities, improve quality of life, and improve the availability of healthcare and related services