Prophylaxis

Prophylaxis, also known as preventive medicine, is a type of healthcare that involves taking specific steps to prevent diseases, infections, and other health issues before they occur. It can involve preventive treatments such as vaccines, lifestyle changes such as healthy eating or quitting smoking, or taking certain medications. The overall aim of prophylaxis is to reduce the risk of developing a disease, infection, or other health issue, and to reduce the severity of these conditions if they do occur. Prophylaxis is important for maintaining good health, as it can help prevent serious medical conditions and improve quality of life.

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