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app today. In August of 2021, a young woman in Georgia stood on the street watching an amazement as people in white hazmat suits carried dozens of items out of her house inside of plastic zip-lock bags.

It looked like her beloved home was now being used as the set for a science fiction film.

But the woman knew that the unfolding disaster in front of her was all too real.

Her daughter had recently become infected by a deadly mysterious bacteria and nobody had any idea where it had come from.

So not only were this woman and her family at risk, but thousands of other people could be too.

That's why on this warm summer afternoon, officials from the Centers for Disease Control, or

CDC for short, were scouring this woman's property, gathering samples of

soil, plants, food, and other household items for their laboratories to analyze.

As the woman stood in front of her house out on the road, she closed her eyes and prayed

that the CDC's search of her home would be successful. Something in her house

had already nearly killed her daughter. If they couldn't find the source of the

bacteria, her home would continue to be a danger to the people she loved the most.

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