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3. Study of the spread of disease A. Toxicology B. Dose C. Dose-response curve D. Epidemiology E. Risk assessment F. Particulates G. Pathogen H. Host I. Vector J. Emerging virus
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3. Study of the spread of disease

A. Toxicology
B. Dose
C. Dose-response curve
D. Epidemiology
E. Risk assessment
F. Particulates
G. Pathogen
H. Host
I. Vector
J. Emerging virus

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D. Epidemiology

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it is the study of spread disease.

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