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How are Prevention and Control Strategies Implemented?

Prevention and control strategies are designed based on epidemiological evidence. Examples include:
- Vaccination campaigns to immunize populations against infectious diseases.
- Public health education to promote healthy behaviors and reduce risk factors.
- Quarantine and isolation measures to contain the spread of highly contagious diseases.

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