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1. acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS)

2. genital herpes

3. gestational diabetes

4. amputation

5. myocardial infarction (MI)

6. atherosclerosis

7. lung cancer

8. asthma

9. full-weight-bearing (FWB)

10. neuropathy

11. peripheral vascular disease (PVD)

12. tumor

13. Kaposi's sarcoma

14. open fracture

15. cancer

16. acute illness

17. multiple sclerosis (MS)

18. sexually transmitted infections (STIs)

19. type 1 diabetes

20. bronchiectasis

21. chlamydia

22. osteoporosis

23. type 2 diabetes

24. complementary medicine

25. chancres

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