Transmission Pathways is an epidemiological construct that designates the distinct, classifiable routes and mechanisms by which a pathogen is conveyed from its animal or environmental reservoir or source, including food and other vehicles, to susceptible human or animal hosts, such as via direct contact, ingestion, inhalation, vectors, water, or fomites.
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How should pathogen transmission be modelled?
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