This document discusses several pathogens and toxins including E. coli, nicotine, botulism, and H1N1. It provides information on what each is, how it affects the body, and ways to prevent or treat the illnesses they cause. E. coli can cause fever and diarrhea but some strains are deadly. Nicotine damages the nervous system and causes respiratory and circulatory issues but is addictive. Botulism paralyzes muscles and can cause respiratory failure. H1N1 virus causes flu-like symptoms and is highly contagious. Prevention methods include handwashing, avoiding crowds, vaccinations, and in the case of H1N1, Tamiflu treatment.