Explain differences between different types of pathogens

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Three questions, each 200 word minimum w/cited references.

1. How does HIV convert into AIDS? Explain the various modes of transmission for HIV.

2. Describe the evolution of infectious disease. How has the impact of government improved infectious disease outbreaks?

3. Explain the differences between the three different types of pathogens.

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