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HOW DO BIOLOGICAL HAZARDS THREATEN HUMAN HEALTH? What is malaria and how does it spread? How much of the human population is subject to this threat? List six major ways to reduce the global threat from infectious diseases.

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Environmental Science (MindTap Course List)
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