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How Do Microorganisms Spread?

Microorganisms spread through various modes of transmission, including:
Direct Contact: Physical interaction with an infected person or animal.
Indirect Contact: Contact with contaminated surfaces or objects.
Airborne Transmission: Spread through droplets or particles in the air.
Vector-Borne Transmission: Spread by insects or other animals.
Waterborne Transmission: Spread through contaminated water sources.

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