Define vector-borne,waterborne, airborne and foodborne diseases with two examples each
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Vector-borne diseases are transmitted by an arthropod vector, such as a mosquito, tick, or flea.
- Examples: Malaria (mosquitoes), Lyme disease (ticks).
Waterborne diseases are transmitted through contaminated water.
- Examples: Cholera (bacteria), Typhoid fever (bacteria).
Airborne diseases are transmitted through the air, typically via respiratory droplets.
- Examples: Influenza (virus), Tuberculosis (bacteria).
Foodborne diseases are transmitted through contaminated food.
- Examples: Salmonella infection (bacteria), E. coli infection (bacteria).
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