Which method may effectively prevent the spread of botulism?

A) Do not eat food that has been sitting at room temperature for hours.
B) Avoid contact with infected individuals who are regularly sneezing.
C) Thoroughly boil or cook all food products.
D) Thoroughly wash hands before eating any food.


C

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