Diseases
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Names and connections
Human beings--Diseases; Illness; Illnesses; Morbidity; Sickness; Sicknesses
- Broader: Medicine
- Narrower: Acute diseases
- Narrower: Animals--Diseases
- Narrower: Catastrophic illness
- Narrower: Chronic diseases
- Narrower: Chronic fatigue syndrome
- Narrower: Chronic leukemia
- Narrower: Chronic pain
- Narrower: Chronic renal failure
- Narrower: Communicable diseases
- Narrower: Constitutional diseases
- Narrower: Disabilities
- Narrower: Familial diseases
- Narrower: Fluorosis
- Narrower: Genetic disorders
- Narrower: Hemorrhagic diseases
- Narrower: Iatrogenic diseases
- Narrower: Immunologic diseases
- Narrower: Incurable diseases
- Narrower: Membrane disorders
- Narrower: Metabolism--Disorders
- Narrower: Nutrition disorders
- Narrower: Occupational diseases
- Narrower: Periodic diseases
- Narrower: Rare diseases
- Narrower: Surgical diseases
- Narrower: Symptoms
- Narrower: Syndromes
Up to 40 narrower headings are shown. Full Library of Congress authority record
Local answer status
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Numeric address and provenance
Morton address: 324413379743974916 · morton4x16-v1
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