Tuberculosis vs. Disease: Understanding the Difference
Tuberculosis (TB) is not synonymous with the general term "disease." TB is a specific bacterial infection caused primarily by Mycobacterium tuberculosis. In contrast, "disease" refers to any deviation from a state of health or disruption of normal bodily function. Tuberculosis is simply one specific type of disease among many.
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