Which statement below is NOT a cause of an infectious disease?
Group of answer choices

A. acids in the stomach

B. drinking water from a lake or stream that may contain pathogens

C. drinking from the same glass as a person with an infectious disease

D. insect bites

The acids in the stomach do not cause infectious diseases.

A disease is a state in which the body does not function optimally often due to invasion of pathogens or the failure of an organ or system in the body. A diseases is classified as infectious if it has a has a high probability of being transmitted from person to person especially through contact.

The acids in the stomach do not cause infectious diseases, they may be transmitted through;

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