No. Prions can survive temperatures of at least 155 degrees (Fahrenheit, I imagine you are using), but cannot survive temperatures where autoclaving begins at around 250 degrees Celsius.
To prevent bacteria causing disease in foods cleanliness and hygiene is important. Washing the food material before cooking is one example. In case of milk, pasteurization is important. Handling food before cooking and after cooking with clean or gloved hands is another example.
Honey does not prevent the disease.
Coffee won't prevent Alzheimer's disease.
Food should be kept at or over 140 Degrees to prevent growth of harmful bacteria.
Vaccines, such Fluvax, can prevent viral disease.
No, it helps to prevent disease.
Tetanus does not prevent a disease; it is a disease.
they prevent diseases very well but it is very hard to completely cure a disease so most vaccines strongly prevent diseases but there are always cases where the disease will break through.
Set your water heater between 120 and 125 degrees Fahrenheit to prevent tap water scalds. When cooking, be sure to turn pot handles toward the back of the stove to prevent spilling toward a child. Never let a child take a heated liquid out of the microwave.
Prophy means "to prevent disease". For example a dental prophy is a teeth cleaning done to prevent disease.
yes
To prevent disease