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disease transmission
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African countries
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Some diseases are commonly transmitted through insect bites, and people take preventative measures such as using mosquito nets and insect repellent
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2
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infect
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African countries
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Traditional medicine and herbal remedies are often used to treat infections.
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3
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infection
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African countries
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Herbal remedies and traditional medicine are often used to treat infections alongside modern medical treatments.
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outbreak
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African countries
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Outbreaks of infectious diseases may be managed within communities with the help of traditional healers and local remedies, alongside any official public health interventions.
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5
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outbreak
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African countries
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Outbreaks of infectious diseases may go unnoticed or unreported, leading to delayed response and greater spread in some areas.
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6
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pathogen exposure
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African countries
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Engaging in traditional greetings involving physical contact, such as handshakes or cheek kisses, is a common practice despite the risk of pathogen exposure.
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7
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pathogen exposure
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African countries
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Exposure to animal feces and untreated water sources is common, leading to increased risk of pathogen exposure.
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8
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pathogen exposure
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African countries
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Living in close proximity to natural habitats increases the risk of pathogen exposure from wildlife and insects.
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