biological risks

How do Biological Risks Spread?

The spread of biological risks can occur via several transmission routes, such as:
Direct contact with infected individuals or animals
Airborne transmission through respiratory droplets
Vector-borne transmission by insects
Foodborne transmission through contaminated food
Waterborne transmission through contaminated water

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