Germ carrying insects spread many diseases
Dr. Clendening explains that most germs die outside living tissue and that diseases spread mainly through direct contact or animal carriers. Flies and mosquitoes are highlighted as dangerous carriers, with malaria from Anopheles and yellow fever from Aedes aegypti, plus concerns about airplane travel spreading the disease.
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