Saving the Bay requires a unified voice. Fifty years after the Chesapeake Bay Foundation (CBF) was formed, you, our members, continue to be that voice. Contributing your time, talent, and resources to our programs, your efforts help the Bay rebound and improve in both scientific measurements and visible progress. However, our work is far from over.
A syndrome is a bunch of symptoms that often occur together. Many diseases can cause the same syndrome. For example, fever and a sore throat is a very common syndrome. It can be caused by diseases as different as bacterial pharyngitis, the flu and cancer of the larynx. Updated 18 Aug 2013 â¢ View Upvotes.
Acute vs Chronic. The difference between acute and chronic when used for diseases is that acute means extremely severe pain, brief and dangerous disease whereas chronic refers to a medical condition that lasts over a long period. Chronic also means something always present and recurring or something habitual.