Vaccination is a crucial public health measure that involves administering vaccines to protect individuals and communities from infectious diseases.
Vaccines stimulate the immune system to recognize and combat pathogens without causing the disease itself. By boosting immunity, vaccinations prevent the spread of illnesses such as measles, influenza, and COVID-19. They are essential for reducing the incidence of disease outbreaks, protecting vulnerable populations, and achieving herd immunity. Routine vaccinations, starting from infancy, are vital for long-term health and disease prevention. They contribute to global health by controlling epidemics and improving overall quality of life through enhanced disease protection.
Vaccinations protect against serious diseases, reduce illness risk, promote community immunity, and ensure long-term health and wellness."
