<unk>  gets its name because the majority of cases were found in University Hospital of<unk> .<unk>  therefore gave their name to the disease without being aware. According to the World Health Organization (WHO) website, when diseases first arise, it is imperative that the first reports on the disease use a name that is scientifically correct and accepted by society. Initially establishing an appropriate name is important because once a name gains popularity in everyday conversation and social media, the name is difficult to change regardless of if the name turns out to be inappropriate. To provide a few examples, naming diseases based on geographic location, people's names, or species of animal or food can have negative effects on nations, economies, or specific religious or ethnic communities. Instead, names of diseases should be composed of general terms based on aspects such as symptoms of the disease (e.g. respiratory disease), how the disease comes about, or severity or seasonality (e.g. progressive, winter). The pathogen resulting in the disease should also be part of the name (e.g. influenza, coronavirus).
Copenhagen disease
TRIANGLE disease
CHAI disease
Upington disease
BENTA disease
Caplan's syndrome
Senior–Løken syndrome
Erdheim–Chester disease