Disease prevention and hygiene practices have a very long history. Hygienic practices are inherent in all the major religions such as here with Islam, but also including Christianity, Judaism, and Hinduism. We at the Supercourse can provide our best scientific information via the Internet to the major religions. This prevention information can then be carried on the existing information sharing systems in the local communities, including religion, school friends, colleagues, social groups, etc.

http://www.pitt.edu/~super1/lecture/lec5351/016.htm - slide from lecture on Islam and health developed by Sherine Shawky and Abed Husseini, Berzeit University

*Note: Prophet refers to Mohammed, known as the Prophet of Islam