Definition: Anetiological refers to a type or characteristic of disease that arises from an underlying cause or condition, often related to biological factors such as genetics, environment, lifestyle, or immune system responses. It describes diseases caused by pathogens, which are not typically found within the body's own tissues and organs. Examples include cancer, tuberculosis (TB), HIV/AIDS, and some forms of malaria. Anetiological diseases can be characterized by symptoms that mimic those experienced by an individual with a known underlying condition, often leading to confusion about diagnosis or treatment.
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