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Would Diabetes Be Concidered A Virus Or Bacteria ?

Would diabetes be concidered a virus or a bacteria ...i have a project similar to this and i was wondering if i would be able to use diabetes
Sat, 9 Jan 2010
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Diabetes is a condition that has no role with either bacteria or virus... It is a condition that occurs due to reduction in the body over the sugar levels. This happens either secondary to decreased insulin secretions or development of resistance to insulin.. So try chosing some other condition that has related to bacteria or virus.. You can chose hiv/253657?iL=true" >AIDS as a topic if you want to which is related to HIV virus... All the best for your project...


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Would Diabetes Be Concidered A Virus Or Bacteria ?

Diabetes is a condition that has no role with either bacteria or virus... It is a condition that occurs due to reduction in the body over the sugar levels. This happens either secondary to decreased insulin secretions or development of resistance to insulin.. So try chosing some other condition that has related to bacteria or virus.. You can chose AIDS as a topic if you want to which is related to HIV virus... All the best for your project...