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Controlling a disease for which humans are the reservoir is considered easier than controlling a
disease for which other animals are the reservoir. What are the factors necessary before a
disease in which humans are the reservoir can be eradicated? How would agent characteristics
such as infectiousness, pathogenicity, and virulence affect the probability of achieving
eradication? Is it possible to eradicate a disease for which humans are not the reservoir? Has it
been achieved at a local/national/international level?
Controlling a disease for which humans are the reservoir is considered easier than controlling a
disease for which other animals are the reservoir. What are the factors necessary before a
disease in which humans are the reservoir can be eradicated? How would agent characteristics
such as infectiousness, pathogenicity, and virulence affect the probability of achieving
eradication? Is it possible to eradicate a disease for which humans are not the reservoir? Has it
been achieved at a local/national/international level?
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