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Added missing Disease.xml file for all languages.
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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
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<DISEASESLIST>
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<DISEASE>
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<uiIndex>0</uiIndex>
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<szName>Arulcan plague</szName>
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<szFatName>|A|r|u|l|c|a|n |P|l|a|g|u|e</szFatName>
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<szDescription>This rare subtype of the plague is unique to Arulco. It can be spread by insects, direct contact, or by contaminated food. There have been several deadly outbreaks in the last decade.</szDescription>
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</DISEASE>
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<DISEASE>
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<uiIndex>1</uiIndex>
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<szName>Typhoid</szName>
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<szFatName>|T|y|p|h|o|i|d</szFatName>
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<szDescription>Typhoid fever is a common worldwide bacterial disease transmitted by the ingestion of food or water contaminated with the feces of an infected person. Symptoms include internal bleeding, dehydration and delirium.</szDescription>
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</DISEASE>
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<DISEASE>
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<uiIndex>2</uiIndex>
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<szName>Hepatitis A</szName>
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<szFatName>|H|e|p|a|t|i|t|i|s |A</szFatName>
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<szDescription>Hepatitis A is usually spread by eating or drinking contaminated food or water or through close contact with an infectious person. Symptoms may include nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, yellow skin, fever, and abdominal pain.</szDescription>
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</DISEASE>
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<DISEASE>
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<uiIndex>3</uiIndex>
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<szName>Tetanus</szName>
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<szFatName>|T|e|t|a|n|u|s</szFatName>
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<szDescription>Infection with tetanus generally occurs through wound contamination and often involves a cut or deep puncture wound. As the infection progresses, muscle spasms develop in the jaw and elsewhere in the body.</szDescription>
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</DISEASE>
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<DISEASE>
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<uiIndex>4</uiIndex>
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<szName>Tubercolosis</szName>
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<szFatName>|T|u|b|e|r|c|o|l|o|s|i|s</szFatName>
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<szDescription>Tuberculosisis a common, and in many cases fatal, infectious disease. It is spread through the air. About one in ten latent infections eventually progresses to active disease which, if left untreated, kills more than 50% of those so infected.</szDescription>
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</DISEASE>
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<DISEASE>
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<uiIndex>5</uiIndex>
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<szName>Cholera</szName>
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<szFatName>|C|h|o|l|e|r|a</szFatName>
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<szDescription>Main symptoms of Cholera are watery diarrhea and vomiting. This may result in dehydration and in severe cases grayish-bluish skin. Transmission occurs primarily by contaminated water or food. Severe cholera can lead to death.</szDescription>
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</DISEASE>
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<DISEASE>
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<uiIndex>6</uiIndex>
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<szName>Ebola</szName>
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<szFatName>|E|b|o|l|a</szFatName>
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<szDescription>A deadly virus with no known treatment, Ebola has a an unusually high lethality rate of over 50%%. Symptoms include nausea, vomiting, diarrhea and internal bleeding.</szDescription>
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</DISEASE>
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<DISEASE>
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<uiIndex>7</uiIndex>
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<szName>Malaria</szName>
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<szFatName>|M|a|l|a|r|i|a</szFatName>
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<szDescription>Malaria is a mosquito-borne infectious disease commonly transmitted by a bite from an infected mosquito. Malaria causes symptoms that typically include fever and headache, which in severe cases can progress to coma or death.</szDescription>
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</DISEASE>
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<DISEASE>
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<uiIndex>8</uiIndex>
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<szName>Staphylococcus</szName>
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<szFatName>|S|t|a|p|h|y|l|o|c|o|c|c|u|s</szFatName>
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<szDescription>A staphylococcus infection is a common result of food poisoning. Symptoms include spontaneous vomiting and diarrhea.</szDescription>
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</DISEASE>
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<DISEASE>
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<uiIndex>9</uiIndex>
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<szName>Chlamydia</szName>
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<szFatName>|C|h|l|a|m|y|d|i|a</szFatName>
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<szDescription>Chlamydia is one of the most common sexually transmitted infections. If left untreated, chlamydial infections can cause serious reproductive and other health problems with both short-term and long-term consequences.</szDescription>
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</DISEASE>
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<DISEASE>
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<uiIndex>10</uiIndex>
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<szName>Ballistic trauma</szName>
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<szFatName>|B|a|l|l|i|s|t|i|c |t|r|a|u|m|a</szFatName>
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<szDescription>Ballistic trauma or gunshot wound is a form of physical trauma sustained from the discharge of arms or munitions. Non-fatal gunshot wounds frequently have severe and long-lasting effects, even after the victim has made a successful recovery.</szDescription>
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</DISEASE>
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<DISEASE>
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<uiIndex>11</uiIndex>
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<szName>PTSD</szName>
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<szFatName>|P|T|S|D</szFatName>
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<szDescription>|Post|traumatic |stress |disorder may develop after a person is exposed to one or more traumatic events, such as sexual assault, warfare, serious injury, or threats of imminent death that result in feelings of intense fear, horror, and powerlessness.</szDescription>
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</DISEASE>
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<DISEASE>
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<uiIndex>12</uiIndex>
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<szName>Wounded leg</szName>
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<szFatName>|W|o|u|n|d|e|d |l|e|g</szFatName>
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<szDescription>The human musculoskeletal system is complicated. Your leg received a critical wound, and while it heals, your mobility is affected.</szDescription>
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</DISEASE>
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<DISEASE>
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<uiIndex>13</uiIndex>
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<szName>Damaged arm</szName>
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<szFatName>|D|a|m|a|g|e|d |a|r|m</szFatName>
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<szDescription>You were shot in the arm. Apart from being very painful, this severely limits your motor abilities.</szDescription>
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</DISEASE>
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<DISEASE>
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<uiIndex>14</uiIndex>
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<szName>Wounded biceps</szName>
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<szFatName>|W|o|u|n|d|e|d |b|i|c|e|p|s</szFatName>
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<szDescription>A painful shot to your torso has you gasping for air. You'll have to cut back in the next days. </szDescription>
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</DISEASE>
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<DISEASE>
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<uiIndex>15</uiIndex>
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<szName>Drug Addiction</szName>
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<szFatName>|D|r|u|g |A|d|d|i|c|t|i|o|n</szFatName>
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<szDescription>You've become addicted to various substances. Until your body has removed all traces of drugs, you will suffer from withdrawal.</szDescription>
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</DISEASE>
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<DISEASE>
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<uiIndex>16</uiIndex>
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<szName>Hungover</szName>
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<szFatName>|H|u|n|g|o|v|e|r</szFatName>
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<szDescription>That last beer was definitely spoiled.</szDescription>
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</DISEASE>
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<DISEASE>
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<!-- As cancer grows over a long time, it does not grow on itself ingame, only by consuming cigarettes -->
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<uiIndex>17</uiIndex>
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<szName>Lung Cancer</szName>
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<szFatName>|L|u|n|g |C|a|n|c|e|r</szFatName>
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<szDescription>Lung cancer is a malignant lung tumor characterized by uncontrolled cell growth in tissues of the lung. If left untreated, this growth can spread beyond the lung.</szDescription>
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</DISEASE>
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</DISEASESLIST>
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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
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<DISEASESLIST>
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<DISEASE>
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<uiIndex>0</uiIndex>
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<szName>Arulcan plague</szName>
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<szFatName>|A|r|u|l|c|a|n |P|l|a|g|u|e</szFatName>
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<szDescription>This rare subtype of the plague is unique to Arulco. It can be spread by insects, direct contact, or by contaminated food. There have been several deadly outbreaks in the last decade.</szDescription>
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</DISEASE>
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<DISEASE>
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<uiIndex>1</uiIndex>
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<szName>Typhoid</szName>
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<szFatName>|T|y|p|h|o|i|d</szFatName>
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<szDescription>Typhoid fever is a common worldwide bacterial disease transmitted by the ingestion of food or water contaminated with the feces of an infected person. Symptoms include internal bleeding, dehydration and delirium.</szDescription>
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</DISEASE>
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<DISEASE>
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<uiIndex>2</uiIndex>
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<szName>Hepatitis A</szName>
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<szFatName>|H|e|p|a|t|i|t|i|s |A</szFatName>
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<szDescription>Hepatitis A is usually spread by eating or drinking contaminated food or water or through close contact with an infectious person. Symptoms may include nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, yellow skin, fever, and abdominal pain.</szDescription>
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</DISEASE>
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<DISEASE>
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<uiIndex>3</uiIndex>
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<szName>Tetanus</szName>
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<szFatName>|T|e|t|a|n|u|s</szFatName>
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<szDescription>Infection with tetanus generally occurs through wound contamination and often involves a cut or deep puncture wound. As the infection progresses, muscle spasms develop in the jaw and elsewhere in the body.</szDescription>
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</DISEASE>
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<DISEASE>
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<uiIndex>4</uiIndex>
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<szName>Tubercolosis</szName>
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<szFatName>|T|u|b|e|r|c|o|l|o|s|i|s</szFatName>
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<szDescription>Tuberculosisis a common, and in many cases fatal, infectious disease. It is spread through the air. About one in ten latent infections eventually progresses to active disease which, if left untreated, kills more than 50% of those so infected.</szDescription>
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</DISEASE>
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<DISEASE>
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<uiIndex>5</uiIndex>
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<szName>Cholera</szName>
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<szFatName>|C|h|o|l|e|r|a</szFatName>
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<szDescription>Main symptoms of Cholera are watery diarrhea and vomiting. This may result in dehydration and in severe cases grayish-bluish skin. Transmission occurs primarily by contaminated water or food. Severe cholera can lead to death.</szDescription>
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</DISEASE>
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<DISEASE>
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<uiIndex>6</uiIndex>
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<szName>Ebola</szName>
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<szFatName>|E|b|o|l|a</szFatName>
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<szDescription>A deadly virus with no known treatment, Ebola has a an unusually high lethality rate of over 50%%. Symptoms include nausea, vomiting, diarrhea and internal bleeding.</szDescription>
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</DISEASE>
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<DISEASE>
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<uiIndex>7</uiIndex>
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<szName>Malaria</szName>
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<szFatName>|M|a|l|a|r|i|a</szFatName>
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<szDescription>Malaria is a mosquito-borne infectious disease commonly transmitted by a bite from an infected mosquito. Malaria causes symptoms that typically include fever and headache, which in severe cases can progress to coma or death.</szDescription>
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</DISEASE>
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<DISEASE>
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<uiIndex>8</uiIndex>
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<szName>Staphylococcus</szName>
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<szFatName>|S|t|a|p|h|y|l|o|c|o|c|c|u|s</szFatName>
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<szDescription>A staphylococcus infection is a common result of food poisoning. Symptoms include spontaneous vomiting and diarrhea.</szDescription>
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</DISEASE>
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<DISEASE>
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<uiIndex>9</uiIndex>
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<szName>Chlamydia</szName>
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<szFatName>|C|h|l|a|m|y|d|i|a</szFatName>
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<szDescription>Chlamydia is one of the most common sexually transmitted infections. If left untreated, chlamydial infections can cause serious reproductive and other health problems with both short-term and long-term consequences.</szDescription>
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</DISEASE>
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<DISEASE>
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<uiIndex>10</uiIndex>
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<szName>Ballistic trauma</szName>
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<szFatName>|B|a|l|l|i|s|t|i|c |t|r|a|u|m|a</szFatName>
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<szDescription>Ballistic trauma or gunshot wound is a form of physical trauma sustained from the discharge of arms or munitions. Non-fatal gunshot wounds frequently have severe and long-lasting effects, even after the victim has made a successful recovery.</szDescription>
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</DISEASE>
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<DISEASE>
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<uiIndex>11</uiIndex>
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<szName>PTSD</szName>
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<szFatName>|P|T|S|D</szFatName>
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<szDescription>|Post|traumatic |stress |disorder may develop after a person is exposed to one or more traumatic events, such as sexual assault, warfare, serious injury, or threats of imminent death that result in feelings of intense fear, horror, and powerlessness.</szDescription>
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</DISEASE>
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<DISEASE>
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<uiIndex>12</uiIndex>
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<szName>Wounded leg</szName>
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<szFatName>|W|o|u|n|d|e|d |l|e|g</szFatName>
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<szDescription>The human musculoskeletal system is complicated. Your leg received a critical wound, and while it heals, your mobility is affected.</szDescription>
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</DISEASE>
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<DISEASE>
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<uiIndex>13</uiIndex>
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<szName>Damaged arm</szName>
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<szFatName>|D|a|m|a|g|e|d |a|r|m</szFatName>
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<szDescription>You were shot in the arm. Apart from being very painful, this severely limits your motor abilities.</szDescription>
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</DISEASE>
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<DISEASE>
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<uiIndex>14</uiIndex>
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<szName>Wounded biceps</szName>
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<szFatName>|W|o|u|n|d|e|d |b|i|c|e|p|s</szFatName>
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<szDescription>A painful shot to your torso has you gasping for air. You'll have to cut back in the next days. </szDescription>
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</DISEASE>
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<DISEASE>
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<uiIndex>15</uiIndex>
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<szName>Drug Addiction</szName>
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<szFatName>|D|r|u|g |A|d|d|i|c|t|i|o|n</szFatName>
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<szDescription>You've become addicted to various substances. Until your body has removed all traces of drugs, you will suffer from withdrawal.</szDescription>
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</DISEASE>
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<DISEASE>
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<uiIndex>16</uiIndex>
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<szName>Hungover</szName>
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<szFatName>|H|u|n|g|o|v|e|r</szFatName>
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<szDescription>That last beer was definitely spoiled.</szDescription>
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</DISEASE>
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<DISEASE>
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<!-- As cancer grows over a long time, it does not grow on itself ingame, only by consuming cigarettes -->
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<uiIndex>17</uiIndex>
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<szName>Lung Cancer</szName>
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<szFatName>|L|u|n|g |C|a|n|c|e|r</szFatName>
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<szDescription>Lung cancer is a malignant lung tumor characterized by uncontrolled cell growth in tissues of the lung. If left untreated, this growth can spread beyond the lung.</szDescription>
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</DISEASE>
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</DISEASESLIST>
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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
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<DISEASESLIST>
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<DISEASE>
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<uiIndex>0</uiIndex>
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<szName>Arulcan plague</szName>
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<szFatName>|A|r|u|l|c|a|n |P|l|a|g|u|e</szFatName>
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<szDescription>This rare subtype of the plague is unique to Arulco. It can be spread by insects, direct contact, or by contaminated food. There have been several deadly outbreaks in the last decade.</szDescription>
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</DISEASE>
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<DISEASE>
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<uiIndex>1</uiIndex>
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<szName>Typhoid</szName>
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<szFatName>|T|y|p|h|o|i|d</szFatName>
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<szDescription>Typhoid fever is a common worldwide bacterial disease transmitted by the ingestion of food or water contaminated with the feces of an infected person. Symptoms include internal bleeding, dehydration and delirium.</szDescription>
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</DISEASE>
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<DISEASE>
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<uiIndex>2</uiIndex>
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<szName>Hepatitis A</szName>
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<szFatName>|H|e|p|a|t|i|t|i|s |A</szFatName>
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<szDescription>Hepatitis A is usually spread by eating or drinking contaminated food or water or through close contact with an infectious person. Symptoms may include nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, yellow skin, fever, and abdominal pain.</szDescription>
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</DISEASE>
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<DISEASE>
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<uiIndex>3</uiIndex>
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<szName>Tetanus</szName>
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<szFatName>|T|e|t|a|n|u|s</szFatName>
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<szDescription>Infection with tetanus generally occurs through wound contamination and often involves a cut or deep puncture wound. As the infection progresses, muscle spasms develop in the jaw and elsewhere in the body.</szDescription>
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</DISEASE>
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<DISEASE>
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<uiIndex>4</uiIndex>
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<szName>Tubercolosis</szName>
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<szFatName>|T|u|b|e|r|c|o|l|o|s|i|s</szFatName>
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<szDescription>Tuberculosisis a common, and in many cases fatal, infectious disease. It is spread through the air. About one in ten latent infections eventually progresses to active disease which, if left untreated, kills more than 50% of those so infected.</szDescription>
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</DISEASE>
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<DISEASE>
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<uiIndex>5</uiIndex>
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<szName>Cholera</szName>
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<szFatName>|C|h|o|l|e|r|a</szFatName>
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<szDescription>Main symptoms of Cholera are watery diarrhea and vomiting. This may result in dehydration and in severe cases grayish-bluish skin. Transmission occurs primarily by contaminated water or food. Severe cholera can lead to death.</szDescription>
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</DISEASE>
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<DISEASE>
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<uiIndex>6</uiIndex>
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<szName>Ebola</szName>
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<szFatName>|E|b|o|l|a</szFatName>
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<szDescription>A deadly virus with no known treatment, Ebola has a an unusually high lethality rate of over 50%%. Symptoms include nausea, vomiting, diarrhea and internal bleeding.</szDescription>
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</DISEASE>
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<DISEASE>
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<uiIndex>7</uiIndex>
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<szName>Malaria</szName>
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<szFatName>|M|a|l|a|r|i|a</szFatName>
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<szDescription>Malaria is a mosquito-borne infectious disease commonly transmitted by a bite from an infected mosquito. Malaria causes symptoms that typically include fever and headache, which in severe cases can progress to coma or death.</szDescription>
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</DISEASE>
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<DISEASE>
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<uiIndex>8</uiIndex>
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<szName>Staphylococcus</szName>
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<szFatName>|S|t|a|p|h|y|l|o|c|o|c|c|u|s</szFatName>
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<szDescription>A staphylococcus infection is a common result of food poisoning. Symptoms include spontaneous vomiting and diarrhea.</szDescription>
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</DISEASE>
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<DISEASE>
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<uiIndex>9</uiIndex>
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<szName>Chlamydia</szName>
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<szFatName>|C|h|l|a|m|y|d|i|a</szFatName>
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<szDescription>Chlamydia is one of the most common sexually transmitted infections. If left untreated, chlamydial infections can cause serious reproductive and other health problems with both short-term and long-term consequences.</szDescription>
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</DISEASE>
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<DISEASE>
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<uiIndex>10</uiIndex>
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<szName>Ballistic trauma</szName>
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<szFatName>|B|a|l|l|i|s|t|i|c |t|r|a|u|m|a</szFatName>
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<szDescription>Ballistic trauma or gunshot wound is a form of physical trauma sustained from the discharge of arms or munitions. Non-fatal gunshot wounds frequently have severe and long-lasting effects, even after the victim has made a successful recovery.</szDescription>
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</DISEASE>
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<DISEASE>
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<uiIndex>11</uiIndex>
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<szName>PTSD</szName>
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<szFatName>|P|T|S|D</szFatName>
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<szDescription>|Post|traumatic |stress |disorder may develop after a person is exposed to one or more traumatic events, such as sexual assault, warfare, serious injury, or threats of imminent death that result in feelings of intense fear, horror, and powerlessness.</szDescription>
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</DISEASE>
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<DISEASE>
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<uiIndex>12</uiIndex>
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<szName>Wounded leg</szName>
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<szFatName>|W|o|u|n|d|e|d |l|e|g</szFatName>
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<szDescription>The human musculoskeletal system is complicated. Your leg received a critical wound, and while it heals, your mobility is affected.</szDescription>
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</DISEASE>
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<DISEASE>
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<uiIndex>13</uiIndex>
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<szName>Damaged arm</szName>
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<szFatName>|D|a|m|a|g|e|d |a|r|m</szFatName>
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<szDescription>You were shot in the arm. Apart from being very painful, this severely limits your motor abilities.</szDescription>
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</DISEASE>
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<DISEASE>
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<szDescription>You were shot in the arm. Apart from being very painful, this severely limits your motor abilities.</szDescription>
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<DISEASE>
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<szDescription>The human musculoskeletal system is complicated. Your leg received a critical wound, and while it heals, your mobility is affected.</szDescription>
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<DISEASE>
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<szFatName>|W|o|u|n|d|e|d |b|i|c|e|p|s</szFatName>
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<szDescription>A painful shot to your torso has you gasping for air. You'll have to cut back in the next days. </szDescription>
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<DISEASE>
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<szDescription>That last beer was definitely spoiled.</szDescription>
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<DISEASE>
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<!-- As cancer grows over a long time, it does not grow on itself ingame, only by consuming cigarettes -->
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<uiIndex>17</uiIndex>
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<szName>Lung Cancer</szName>
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<szDescription>Lung cancer is a malignant lung tumor characterized by uncontrolled cell growth in tissues of the lung. If left untreated, this growth can spread beyond the lung.</szDescription>
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</DISEASESLIST>
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Reference in New Issue
Block a user