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Amr Morsi
in Microbiology and Immunology

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Theoretically:

 

Is every infection-Disease curable and/or resistable? Or, at least, stoppable (left passive)?

Is every Malfunction-Disease unrecoverable? Or, at least, is it recoverable in primitive stages or sustainable?

  • 2 weeks later...

It has some to do with genetics - different families are better prepared to defend against diseases than others. It also depends some on where you live - people from certain parts of the world are better suited to defend against certain diseases than others. Quality of diet plays a big role, along with plenty of other factors.

Edited by Realitycheck

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What was the reason of the "plenty"? Was it because he played "a big role" or was it "other factor"? It is the judge. :D

 

If the organ can reform "theoretically" then there is no barrier to find a "Recover".

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  • 2 months later...
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Sure, incurable.

 

Thanks for the advice.

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