Biological hazards can affect human health in various ways, depending on the type of organism and the route of exposure. Common health effects include:
Infectious diseases: Caused by bacteria, viruses, or parasites that invade the body and multiply. Allergic reactions: Triggered by exposure to allergens like mold spores or animal dander. Toxic effects: Some biological agents produce toxins that can harm the body's tissues and organs. Chronic conditions: Long-term exposure to certain biohazards can lead to chronic respiratory conditions or other long-lasting health issues.
