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Doctors commonly prescribe antibiotics during bacterial infections. Penicillin is one such example. It is produced by fungi, which are microorganisms.

Diseases such as common cold that carry on for a ____i_____ are known as ____ii_____ diseases.

Japanese Encephalitis is a vector-borne disease that transmits through the bite of mosquitoes.

Diseases can be transmitted from one person to another by many means. A particular disease is transmitted through direct contact, but cannot be transmitted by hugging or shaking hand.

Vaccines are small doses of a particular disease-causing microbe injected into the body of an individual. They act by fooling our immune system.

Penicillin was the first antibiotic to be discovered. It is effective against most bacterial disease, but is ineffective against fungal diseases.