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Immune Reactions Triggered by Pathogens: Allergies and Autoimmunity
Describe how an initial immune response to a pathogen can trigger subsequent allergic reactions, asthma, or autoimmune conditions like skin rashes and arthritis.
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Health, Disease, and Disease Interactions
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Explain the concept of health, distinguish between major disease types, and analyse the biological mechanisms and epidemiological evidence for interactions between different diseases.
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