What is the difference between bacterial diseases and viral ones ?

Posted:: 31 Oct 2009 by palestinianlover3
Topics:: respiratory tract disease

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1 Nov 2009

bacterial diseases are treated with medications when viral diseases are not. viral is sub micoscopic partical which cause the viral, much smaller than bacteria.

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