Considering the course and outcome of a disease: in the absence of medical or public health intervention it refers to the "Prognosis of Disease". after medical or public health intervention it is referred to "Natural History of Disease". The goal of preventive intervention is to preserve the natural history of disease. The goal of therapeutic intervention is to alter the natural history of disease.

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