microbial agents

What are the Control Measures for Microbial Agents?

Controlling the spread of microbial agents involves several strategies:
- Vaccination: Immunization to prevent infections.
- Antimicrobial Therapy: Use of antibiotics and antivirals.
- Public Health Interventions: Quarantine, isolation, and social distancing.
- Hygiene Practices: Handwashing and sanitation.

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