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How do Bugs Spread?

The spread of bugs can occur through various transmission routes, including:

Direct contact: Physical interaction with an infected individual.
Airborne transmission: Inhalation of pathogens suspended in the air.
Vector-borne transmission: Through carriers like mosquitoes or ticks.
Fomite transmission: Contact with contaminated surfaces.
Foodborne transmission: Consumption of contaminated food or water.

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