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Gid pou konprann maladi chabon : Maladi Enfeksyon - Maladi chabon

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  • Alternative Title:
    Guide to understanding anthrax : infectious disease - anthrax [Hatian Creole]
  • Corporate Authors:
    National Center for Emerging and Zoonotic Infectious Diseases (U.S.)
  • Description:
    Guide to understanding anthrax : infectious disease - anthrax [Hatian Creole]

    Maladi chabon se yon maladi enfeksyon grav ki soti nan bakteri yo teste pozitif pou gram, anfòm ti baton, yo rele Bacillus anthracis (Bacille chabon). Ou ka jwenn maladi chabon nan eta natirèl li nan tè epi li plis frape zannimo domestik ak sovaj nan lemonn antye. Byenke li ra nan peyi Etazini, moun ka tonbe malad ak maladi chabon si yo rantre ankontak ak zanmimo enfekte oswa pwodui zanmi kontamine. Kontak ak maladi chabon ka lakòz maladi grav lakay moun ansanm ak zannimo.

    Maladi chabon pa kontaje, sa vle di ou pa ka pran l tankou grip oswa rim.

    Fact sheet - Hatian Creole - May 2016

    anthrax-evergreen-content-haitian-508.pdf

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