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How Can Infectious Diseases Be Prevented?

Preventative measures are crucial in controlling the spread of infectious diseases. Key strategies include:
Vaccination
Good hygiene practices
Use of antimicrobial agents such as hand sanitizers
Safe food and water practices
Using insect repellent and bed nets in areas prone to vector-borne diseases

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