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Gabay sa Pag-uunawa ng Anthrax : Nakakahawang Sakit - Anthrax

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

    Ang Anthrax ay isang lubhang nakahahawang sakit na sanhi ng bakteryang dulot ng gram-positive at bakteryang hugis-baras na kilala bilang Bacillus anthracis. Ang Anthrax ay likas na nakikita sa lupa at karaniwang nakaaapekto sa domestic at mga ligaw na hayop sa buong mundo. Bagaman bihira ito sa Estados Unidos, maaaring magkasakit ang mga tao ng anthrax kung nalalantad sila ng mga hayop na nagtataglay ng impeksyon o ng mga kontaminadong produkto na nagmula sa hayop. Ang pagkakalantad sa anthrax ay maaaring magdulot ng malubhang sakit sa parehong mga tao at hayop.

    Hindi nakakahawa ang anthrax, big sabihin ay hindi mo ito makukuha nang gaya ng sipon o trangkaso.

    Fact sheet - Tagalog - May 2016

    anthrax-evergreen-content-tagalog-508.pdf

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