Controllable risk factors for preventing spread of infection

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What are five controllable risk factors for preventing the spread of infection? Discuss five examples of behaviors that can reduce the risk of infection and help prevent the spread of disease. What uncontrollable, sociocultural factors are associated with higher risk for infectious disease?

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