
9th Grade. Biology. Disease, addiction & prevention
Guiding Questions
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Can you identify the main characteristic of infectious and non-infectious diseases.
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What role does hygiene play in disease and illness prevention?
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How does the immune system work to fight disease?
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How are vaccines developed?
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When are transplants the only viable treatment for diseased organs?
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How is organ donation managed nationally?
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How can substance and drug abuse lead to disease?
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