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How Do Epidemiologists Control Disease Outbreaks?

Controlling disease outbreaks requires a coordinated effort:
1. Early Detection and Reporting: Timely identification and reporting of cases are crucial for controlling outbreaks.
2. Contact Tracing: Identifying and monitoring individuals who have been in contact with infected persons.
3. Isolation and Quarantine: Separating infected individuals and those exposed to the disease to prevent further spread.
4. Vaccination: Immunizing populations to build herd immunity and prevent outbreaks.
5. Public Health Education: Informing the public about preventive measures, symptoms, and when to seek medical care.

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