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What is difference between a corn and a wart?

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Corns and warts are two common foot conditions. Corns are not infectious while warts are contagious. Corns are concentrated only on the feet while warts can appear all over the body. Corns occur when there is localized high friction pressure on the foot while a wart is not related to friction.

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