Prevention of<unk>  infection can be achieved with post-exposure prophylaxis antibiotics and vaccination. The US Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices recommended 60 days of antibiotic drug prophylaxis for immediate protection and a 3-dose series of<unk>  Vaccine Adsorbed (AVA) for long-term protection.  Postexposure prophylaxis of asymptomatic persons should start as soon as possible after exposure because its effectiveness decreases with delay in implementation.  Everyone exposed to aerosolized B.<unk> is spores should receive a full 60 days of post-exposure prophylaxis antimicrobial drugs, whether they are unvaccinated, partially vaccinated, or fully vaccinated.  Protective measures should also be implemented to prevent the transmission of the disease.
Anthrax prevention
Malaria prevention
Serratia infection prevention
Pneumonia prevention
Traveler's diarrhea prevention
Listeriosis secondary prevention
Viral meningitis prevention
Oral candidiasis prevention