The principal human route of infection for bovine tuberculosis caused by Mycobacterium bovis is traditionally associated with consumption of what?

Correct answer: D. Unpasteurized milk

  • A. Unwashed fruit
  • B. Undercooked fish
  • C. Raw eggs
  • D. Unpasteurized milk

Explanation

M. bovis can be transmitted through milk from infected cattle when the milk is not adequately pasteurized. Modern pasteurization greatly reduces this route, although aerosol exposure may also occur in close contact with infected animals.

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