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The 13 pages that link to Disease, each with the reason it gives.

• Functional impairmentCompared with: A diagnosis does not by itself specify how everyday activities are affected.

• PhenotypeCompared with: Disease is one possible source or category of phenotypic characteristics, not a synonym for phenotype.

• ComorbidityNarrower topic: Comorbidity describes relationships among diseases and other health conditions.

• Host–pathogen interactionRelated: Disease can result when infection and host responses impair normal function.

• Secondary preventionNarrower topic: Secondary prevention starts once a disease is present or has been diagnosed.

• SymptomNarrower topic: Symptoms can be manifestations of disease, but do not by themselves establish its cause.

• HealthCompared with: Disease is one contributor to health, but its absence does not ensure well-being.

• Thomas SzaszRelated: His argument distinguishes bodily disease from diagnoses based on behavior or distress.

• Signs and symptomsCompared with: A disease is an underlying condition, not the evidence used to recognize it.

• Georges CanguilhemRelated: He treated disease as a changed mode of life, not simply a measurable defect.

• Injury in humansCompared with: Disease may arise without a damaging event, unlike injury as defined here.

• Pathological Conditions, Signs and SymptomsRelated: Diseases form a major class within the category, distinct from isolated findings.

• Phineas Parkhurst QuimbyRelated: Quimby interpreted many illnesses as effects of false beliefs rather than bodily causes alone.