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This article examines the importance of the spread of infections among
people today and measures to prevent its spread. Epidemiological features of the
infectious disease, spread factors and diagnostic methods were analyzed in the study.
Emphasis is placed on effective measures to prevent infectious diseases, including
implementation of vaccination programs, compliance with sanitary and hygiene rules,
and raising public awareness. The article describes strategies to prevent infectious
diseases.
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