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... cause or transmission , see Infectious Dis- eases ; Nutrition ; Occupational Diseases and Disorders . For a ... causing organisms such as viruses , bacteria , and parasites , see Bacteria ; Viruses . For a discussion of bodily defenses ...
... cause or transmission , see Infectious Dis- eases ; Nutrition ; Occupational Diseases and Disorders . For a ... causing organisms such as viruses , bacteria , and parasites , see Bacteria ; Viruses . For a discussion of bodily defenses ...
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... caused by the protozoan Entamoeba histolyt- ica . This form of dysentery is usually much more chronic and insidious than is the bacil- lary disease and is more difficult to treat be- cause the causative organism occurs in two forms , a ...
... caused by the protozoan Entamoeba histolyt- ica . This form of dysentery is usually much more chronic and insidious than is the bacil- lary disease and is more difficult to treat be- cause the causative organism occurs in two forms , a ...
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... cause , in philosophy , the self - created being ( i.e. , God ) to which every chain of caus- es must ultimately go back . The term was used by Greek thinkers and became an under- lying assumption in the Judeo - Christian tradi- tion ...
... cause , in philosophy , the self - created being ( i.e. , God ) to which every chain of caus- es must ultimately go back . The term was used by Greek thinkers and became an under- lying assumption in the Judeo - Christian tradi- tion ...
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