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Chapter33: Aspects Of Global Nutrition

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In 2020, 377,883 people died from Influenza, which was the third leading cause of death
in the US
O True
O False

All of the following apply to infant botulism (in children < 12 months of age) EXCEPT
O The infectious agent may be transmitted through ingestion of raw honey
O Growth of the microorganism in the infant gastrointestinal tract
O Insufficient normal flora to prevent microbial antagonism
The majority of cases occur in infants (children <12 months of age)
All of the answers apply, no exceptions
Secretion by the disease agent of the botulinum neurotoxin

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