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Can you tell me the difference between "relapse" and "nonresponse"?
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Different responses: Relapse refers to when a process such as a hepatitis infection responds to treatment initially, but is followed by recurrence of the process/disease. Non-response means there is no affect of treatment to begin with.
Answered 7/20/2012
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See below:: Relapse means that you got better or were symptom free for a time, and then symptoms/disease returned. Nonresponse means their is no response at all to treatment.
Answered 10/21/2018
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