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disease prevention

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Disease prevention refers to actions taken to stop diseases from spreading. It includes practices used by individuals and communities. This concept is part of public health systems.

Common actions include handwashing, vaccinations, and using clean water systems. Health organizations may share information to reduce illness. These practices are used in homes, schools, and hospitals.

Disease prevention is managed by governments and health groups. It is applied in many countries and communities.

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