· A disease is a physical, mental and physiological disorder of the body. · Diseases that have a significant impact on society are called socially significant diseases. For example, drug abuse, smoking, alcoholism. · General…
· Hepatitis is a communicable viral disease characterized by infection and inflammation of the liver. · It is caused by viruses, toxic substances (drugs) and circulatory disturbances. · There are many well-known heterogenous …
· It is a serious oriental disease of man. It is called visceral leishmaniasis as parasites are migrated inside the internal organs such as the liver and spleen. · The word kala-azar has been derived from two Indian words Kala …
INTRODUCTION · Serious non-communicable disease characterized by abnormal and uncontrolled growth of organs due to rapid multiplication of cells in which controlling and regulating mechanisms have been lost. · These cells also l…
Introduction · German bacteriologist Robert Koch discovered Tubercle bacilli ( Mycobacterium tuberculosis ) in 1882 AD and proved it as the cause of TB. · So, tuberculosis is also called Koch’s disease. · World TB day is obse…