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Primary, Secondary, and Tertiary Disease Prevention: Complete Framework
Primary Prevention (Prevent Onset)
- Health education
- Immunization
- Nutrition (fruits, vegetables, whole grains)
- Regular exercise
- Tobacco cessation
- Alcohol moderation
Secondary Prevention (Early Detection & Treatment)
- Screening tests (mammogram, Pap, colonoscopy)
- Prompt diagnosis of symptoms
- Early treatment initiation
Tertiary Prevention (Limit Disability from Established Disease)
- Rehabilitation (restore function)
- Palliative care (symptom relief, quality of life)
- End-of-life care (comfort, dignity)
This three-tier model guides public health and clinical strategy across the disease continuum.
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