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"Some diseases are treatable, some curable, and some preventable." True or false?

Asked by flo (13313points) September 10th, 2020

If it’s false, what is the accurate statement?

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SavoirFaire's avatar

True, but only so long as we recognize that the three categories are not necessarily exclusive. Some diseases are treatable and curable, some are treatable and preventable, some are curable and preventable, and some are treatable, curable, and preventable.

doyendroll's avatar

How could the answer be no?

si3tech's avatar

That is what I believe.

flo's avatar

Someone said “It (whatever it is) can’t be called a disease because it can be treated.” What could it be they could be talking about, whether it makes sense or not.

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