Why are Vaccines Important?

From birth we are constantly exposed to many virus, bacteria and other microbes. Most are not harmful, many are beneficial but some can cause diseases.

The recommended vaccination program for children and adolescents includes vaccines against twelve different diseases: 

Rotavirus, diphtheria, tetanus, whooping cough, poliomyelitis, hepatitis B, pneumococcal, rubella, mumps.  

Virus.

Vaccines benefits us:  The body is exposed to either a weakened microbe, ( bacteria or virus), when the active substances in the vaccine meet the body’s immune system, immune cells and antibodies are produced that will recognize the real microbe.

Consequences of not

Getting a vaccine.

1- Children will be more

Likely to get serious 

Illnesses.

2- children can infect others in the community.

3- Get sick

4- Children can died.

How can Vaccines help us live a healthy life?

Vaccines are one of the most effective and cost-efficient medical technology ever developed. The benefits they can provided in our life, to their future potential to stay ahead of global health threats. You do not get sick, and the risks of died.

Vaccines have virtually eliminated a number of childhood diseases and have prevent millions of deaths worldwide.