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Conditions that may precipitate an APR1
| Medical |
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| Diseases | Accidents | Physiologic | Environmental |
| Infection | Trauma | Gestation | Indoor cooking with biomass fuel |
| Noninfectious inflammatory diseases (diabetes, cancer) | Burns | Parturition | Pollution (toxin exposures) |
| Infarction and hemorrhage | Latrogenic (surgery, drugs, radiation) | Vaccination | Climate change (temperature/weather extremes) |
APR, acute phase response.
