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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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Asymptomatic

Asymptomatic disease is one that shows/expereinces/has/exhibits no symptoms.
Does a disease show/experience/have/exhibit symptoms or does a patient show/experience/have/exhibit symptoms?
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I think it's more logical that the patient has/etc/ the symptoms, while the disease itself probably causes them.

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  • I think it's more logical that the patient has/etc/ the symptoms, while the disease itself probably causes them.
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I think it's more logical that the patient has/etc/ the symptoms, while the disease itself probably causes them.
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Can a patient SHOW symptoms? Is that a good word or the others are better?
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Shows is a good word.
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