What is the difference between 'acute' and 'chronic' diseases or conditions?
A) Chronic diseases last longer than acute diseases.
B) Germs cause acute diseases, while chronic diseases are genetic.
C) Chronic diseases attack the immune system, which acute diseases do not.
D) Chronic diseases are rooted in childhood hygiene, while acute diseases are not.
E) Chronic diseases are fatal, while acute diseases are not.
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