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How has technology helped to reduce the spread of infectious disease?

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Serga [27]4 years ago
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Technology is a wide spread human resource that many people use today, technology helps us cure fatal diseases or just the start of symptoms or getting sick. Technology has also helped us learn more about the world and what is
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