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Health, pathogens and disease spread

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Question 24

Residents of temporary humanitarian camps established after flooding are at an elevated risk of concurrent co-infection with both Vibrio cholerae (the bacterium causing cholera) and Salmonella typhi (the bacterium causing typhoid fever).

Explain how a person living in these conditions can become infected with both pathogens.

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Health, pathogens and disease spread Questions

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