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About Vaccines

Vaccines save 2-3 million lives each year. Wherever children are not vaccinated, their lives and their communities are at risk.

What are vaccines?

  • Vaccines are shots and drops that protect against serious diseases.

  • Medicine helps people get better when they are sick. Vaccines prevent people from getting sick in the first place.

  • Most vaccines are given to babies because it is easy for babies to get sick, but most vaccines protect for life.

  • Each vaccine protects against a particular disease so it is important to get all shots.

How do vaccines work?

  • Vaccines give your child super-powers against dangerous diseases.

  • Vaccines teach your child’s body to recognize and remember germs that make them sick. When a vaccinated child meets dangerous germ, it immediately recognizes the threat and fights it off.

  • Vaccines train the immune system fight off diseases.

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Vaccines are safe and effective.

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Vaccines prevent deadly illnesses.

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Vaccines provide better immunity than natural infections.

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Combined vaccines are safe and beneficial.

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If we stop vaccination, diseases will return.

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