Patients who had been infected with pertussis or have received vacccination against pertussis in the past may be re-infected (milder symptoms upon re-infection). Effective measures of secondary prevention include post-exposure antibiotic prophylaxis for individuals who are considered high-risk for developing the disease or having serious complications. Antibiotic prophylaxis regimens are similar to those used for treatment, and vary with the individual's age.
Pertussis secondary prevention
Pertussis primary prevention
Haemophilus influenzae infection primary prevention
Listeriosis primary prevention
Listeriosis secondary prevention
Influenza primary prevention
Typhus primary prevention
Rotavirus infection primary prevention