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Submitted by Bryan Pflug on Sun, 07/08/2007 - 07:45

x-ray on lightboard In medicine, the term chronic disease is used to describe disease conditions which are long-lasting or recurrent, and indicates the course which a disease may take across a population. The term is used to distinguish such patterns and the required treatments from an acute disease, which has shorter treatment times, and typically more predictable treatments. Both chronic and acute diseases can have a range of severities.

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