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OK, so for a project in Micriobiology class, I have to pic a certain bacteria/virus/disease/epidemic that can be somewhat controlled (for example: staph infection in hostpitals). I need a really good idea so I can make a creative board....does anyone have an idea? I was thinking about a morgue, but I need a specific disease that is commonly found. I want this idea to be different and uncommon..........Any advice would mean so much!
thank you

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