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How Do Pediatric Infections Spread?

Pediatric infections can spread through various routes including direct contact with an infected person, airborne transmission (via coughs and sneezes), contaminated surfaces, and ingestion of contaminated food or water. Frequent handwashing, vaccination, and practicing good hygiene can help mitigate the spread.

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