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  1. ... the weight of the human body. Without consuming water, humans would die in a few days. All the cells and organs need water to function. Water serves as a lubricant. It ...
  2. ... cycle. Getting rid of snails in bodies of water used by humans may help prevent infection.
  3. ... condition. The parasite may spread: Through food or water contaminated with stool Through fertilizer made of human waste From person to person, particularly by contact ...
  4. Images ... Drowning may occur wherever there is water, whether it is only a few inches in the bottom of the tub or thousands of feet in ...
  5. ... of an animal while it is being processed. Water used during growing or shipping may contain animal or human waste. Food may be handled in an unsafe ...
  6. ... Antibiotic resistant bacteria may spread from animals to humans through: Food sprayed with water that contains antibiotic resistant bacteria from animal feces
  7. ... contact with bacteria when the animal is processed. Water that is used during growing or shipping may contain animal or human waste. Improper food handling or preparation may occur ...
  8. ... intestines of an animal that is being processed. Water that is used during growing or shipping can contain animal or human waste. Food may be handled in an unsafe ...
  9. The giardia parasite lives in soil, food, and water. It may also be found on surfaces that have come into contact with animal or human waste. You may become infected if you: Are ...
  10. ... home. Wash your hands often with soap and water. Ask family members to do the same. Get treated for any bites, human or animal, right away. Protect your skin when ...
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