How might the environmental stability of an infectious disease agent affect the likelihood of theft and misuse?
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The environmental stability of an infectious disease agent affect the likelihood by changing the shape if the disease is transmitted through viruses.
Like in common cold it is spread by the droplets or by the virus which changes the shape accordingly by which we have to suffer it.
In environment stability the variations occurs and the stabilty increases by which the new factors are generated and they affect the human being as well.
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