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Indirect Contact Transmission Infection

Known as: Indirect Infection, Infection, Indirect 
Infection transmitted by water, food or other means of conveyance.
National Institutes of Health

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2019
2019
Acute flaccid myelitis in the USA.
2014
2014
[Diagnosis of children with occult bronchial foreign body].
OBJECTIVE To investigate the clinical manifestation of children with occult bronchial foreign body, to analyze the reasons of… 
2014
2014
Application of a Smart Antimicrobial Coating in Facilities to Combat Indirect Infection
2010
2010
Characterizing the Protein Content in Tears for Early Detection of Disease
228 become ill before they embark on a mission. This will help prevent those individuals from jeopardizing the mission and… 
2007
2007
P1-6 A novel indirect infection mechanism, involving the developing nervous system, related to neuromental disorders in later life
2004
2004
HUBUNGAN PENEMPATAN KANDANG TERNAK DENGAN KEJADIAAN MALARIA DI KECAMATAN PANIRANGGARAN KABUPATEN PEKALONGAN
Tri Ramadhani -- E2A302191 (2004 - Skripsi) Kecamatan Paninggaran merupakan salah satu daerah endemis malaria di Kabupaten… 
1994
1994
Concurrent Infection with Streptococcus Equisimilis and Leishmania in a Dog
mental porcine reproductive and respiratory syndrome virus 17. Yoon IJ, Joo HS, Christianson WT, et al.: 1992, An indirect… 
1994
1994
Polyoxometalates in AIDS Therapy
HIV causes a severe depletion of CD4-positive helper T cells, and this predisposes patients to opportunistic infections and… 
1975
1975
STAGES IN THE LIFE HISTORY OF A SYMBIOTIC ZOOXANTHELLA IN PELLETS EXTRUDED BY ITS HOST AIPTASIA TAGETES (DUCH. AND MICH.) (COELENTERATA, ANTHOZOA).
1. Various morphological stages in the life history of the zooxanthella symbiotic with Aiptasia tagetes have been identified in… 
1956
1956
Attempts at Oral Transmission of Mammary Tumour Agent by Feeding Male Organs
THE male mouse harbours the mammary tumour virus in its testes, spermatozoa vesicular glands and fluid (Andervont and Dunn, 1948… 
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