biological hazards

What are the Methods for Controlling Biological Hazards?

Controlling biological hazards involves a combination of strategies, including:
Vaccination to prevent infections
Implementing quarantine and isolation measures
Promoting good hygiene practices and sanitation
Using antimicrobial treatments such as antibiotics and antivirals
Conducting public health surveillance and contact tracing

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