What are the Methods of Controlling Infectious Diseases?
Controlling infectious diseases involves several strategies:
Vaccination: Immunizing populations to prevent the spread of certain infectious diseases. Quarantine: Isolating individuals who are infected or exposed to prevent further transmission. Sanitation: Ensuring clean water, proper waste disposal, and good hygiene practices. Antimicrobial Treatments: Using antibiotics, antivirals, antifungals, or antiparasitics to treat infections. Public Health Campaigns: Educating the public about prevention measures such as handwashing, safe sex practices, and the use of insect repellent.
