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Diseases

Communicable – Illness passed from one person to another Examples – chicken pox, flu, cold, HIV/AIDS, Pneumonia

Non-Communicable – Caused by how we live, hazards around us, or a condition we are born with Examples – cancer, heart disease, asthma, diabetes, Alzheimer's

Chronic – illness that last a long time or recurs Degenerative - Breakdown of bodies tissues – opposite of growing

Genetic Disorder - Disease or condition caused by a problem with genes Lifestyle Disease - Diseases that are caused by our health habits

Risk Factors - traits or habits that increase someone’s chance of getting a disease Examples - smoking, using drugs/alcohol, poor diet, lack of exercise, age, gender, heredity

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