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tuberculosis (tb) is a contagious or infectious disease. it is spread from person-to-person in droplets in the air. a person is often infected by inhaling the germs. these germs have been sprayed into the air by someone with the active disease from persons who have pulmonary or laryngeal tuberculosis cough, sneeze, laugh, shout etc. this means touching cannot spread the infection unless it is breathed in. a person who is infected but does not show symptoms may have latent tb and can still transmit the bacteria to others. tb can be cured with antibiotics, and prevented with a vaccine. the main way to avoid infection with the bacteria that cause tb is to avoid exposure to people with active disease.

 Tuberculosis (TB) is an extremely contagious disease. It can spread from person-to-person as well as through water particles in the air. The most common way of becoming infected by TB is through the inhalation of air carrying strands of the virus. Someone can transmit the disease through methods such as coughing, sneezing, laughing and shouting. What can be concluded from this is that direct contact with someone does not always result in the transmission of the disease. There are cases in which someone may not show any symptoms, but still be contagious. This is known as latent TB, which is a dormant form of the bacteria. There is currently a vaccine for this disease as well as antibiotics that can be used to treat and infection. The easiest way to avoid contracting the disease is by eliminating exposure to anyone who shows signs of carrying Tuberculosis.Just a side note after reading this. Unless the question does not require it, you should include the symptoms of TB)

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