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comorbid

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comorbid /co·mor·bid/ (ko-mor´bid) pertaining to a disease or other pathological process that occurs simultaneously with another.
co·mor·bid (k-môrbd)
adj.
Coexisting or concomitant with an unrelated pathological or disease process.


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