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How Can Zoonotic Diseases be Prevented?

Prevention of zoonotic diseases involves a multifaceted approach:
Surveillance: Continuous monitoring of animal and human populations for early detection of zoonotic outbreaks.
Vaccination: Both humans and animals can be vaccinated against certain zoonotic diseases, such as rabies.
Hygiene Practices: Proper handwashing, safe handling and preparation of food, and use of personal protective equipment.
Vector Control: Measures such as insecticide-treated nets, repellents, and environmental management to reduce vector populations.
Public Education: Educating communities about the risks and prevention strategies for zoonotic diseases.

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