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Environmental health

model of faecal-oral disease transmission through fluids, fields, flies, fingers and food, used to place sanitation and hygiene barriers.

In environmental health, F-diagram refers to model of faecal-oral disease transmission through fluids, fields, flies, fingers and food, used to place sanitation and hygiene barriers. This meaning comes from Wagner (1958) in Excreta disposal for rural areas and small communities.[1]

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Wagner, E. G. (1958). Excreta disposal for rural areas and small communities. World Health Organization. Open Library record

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