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Fungal Diseases,an generally be dealt with using over-the-counter fungicidal creams..The fungal diseases discussed in this chapter, along with their historical names and monikers, are: Coccidiomycosis (.); Dermatophytosis (.); and Candidiasis (.).

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Contagious Diseases,ed person during talking, sneezing, or coughing. Historically, some contagious diseases caused the deaths of millions, others caused widespread illnesses, and some frightening disfigurements or disabilities. A few have been relegated to the annals of history by massive vaccination campaigns and othe

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Fecal-Oral Diseases,y primitive (or non-existent) sewage systems and food by using human waste for fertilizer. An infected individual can unknowingly spread fecal-oral diseases by handling food or eating/cooking utensils without appropriate handwashing following a bowel movement. Modern municipal sewer systems and sani

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Sexually Transmitted Diseases, (sore) associated with a particular disease. Sexually transmitted diseases have been a scourge on society for centuries and have afflicted Americans most prominently during periods of war, severely affecting troop strength and preparedness during the Civil War, WWI and WWII. A truly effective treat

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Nutritional Diseases,respectively. The ravages of scurvy decimated sailors, polar explorers, and armies on the move in the years before citrus fruits were identified as preventative and curative. Rickets was a pervasive scourge on society, particularly in northern climes, until cod liver oil was fortuitously identified

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Fungal Diseases,rmally inhabiting the skin or vagina. Some fungal infections can cause debilitating systemic infections and death. Others are nearly ubiquitous in nature and cause relatively minor infirmity. Some require aggressive medical management with prolonged administration of antifungal medications. Others c