How are trypanosome diseases similar to malaria? How are they different than malaria? What will ...

How are trypanosome diseases similar to malaria? How are they different than malaria?

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Why are systemic fungal infections seen only in a subset of the population, even though most people contact fungi and fungal spores in soil and dust all of the time?

Contrast the epidemiology of systemic fungal infections with giardiasis, which infects virtually everyone that comes in contact with the pathogen.
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You and your friends are hiking the Appalachian trail in North Carolina. You run out of water and your friends want to fill up from a beautiful clear stream in the middle of the forest. What precautions should you take before drinking the water and why?

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Why do so many eukaryotic pathogens cause highly refractory and long-term chronic infections that are difficult to treat in contrast with prokaryotic pathogens?

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How does insect ecology and the life cycle of Plasmodium impact the epidemiology and pathogenesis of classic malaria?

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