Controlling and preventing communicable diseases

The following are the main communicable disease risks in WA:

Transmission of diseases that can be prevented with vaccines
Gastroenteritis transmission
Vector-borne disease transmission (e.g. Ross River virus)
Infections that are sexually transmissible
Diseases transmitted through the blood
Local governments in Washington have a long history of assisting in the prevention and control of many of these communicable disease risks.
So, what's the situation now?

The prevalence of modifiable communicable diseases in Western Australia varies depending on a variety of social, environmental, and public health factors. Because of coordinated public health actions like vaccination and needle exchange programs, new infections of blood-borne diseases like hepatitis B and C have remained low in comparison to other infections
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