biological exposure

What Are the Common Sources of Biological Exposure?

Common sources of biological exposure include:
Healthcare settings where infections can spread
Occupational exposure in industries such as agriculture, healthcare, and laboratories
Community settings like schools, daycare centers, and public transportation
Natural environments where people may come into contact with zoonotic diseases

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