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Frank contracts the pathogen through direct contact with contaminated surfaces or by inhaling airborne particles. He may also acquire the pathogen by touching his face after coming into contact with infected individuals or objects. Additionally, consuming contaminated food or water could also be a potential route of infection. These methods facilitate the pathogen's entry into his body, leading to infection.

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