Protected together – routine childhood vaccines work
Routine childhood vaccines are proven to be safe and effective and save 2 to 3 million children globally each year from deadly diseases.
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When it comes to their child, parents face many dilemmas, every day.
But, when it comes to vaccination, there should be no dilemmas. Routine childhood vaccines are proven to be safe and effective and save 2 to 3 million children globally each year from deadly diseases.
We all hope that our children will achieve amazing things. But let's ask ourselves what amazing things we, as parents, can do for them. Make sure your child receives all the routine vaccines without delays, protect them from deadly diseases and help them reach their full potential.
The road of a vaccine vial
Vaccines are the safest, easiest and most effective way of protection in childhood and throughout life.
Prior to being approved and used, each vaccine is subject to a series of checks by international and national institutions that further guarantee the safety and reliability of the vaccine.
Dr. Arjeta Hasani from the University Children's Hospital Skopje talks about routine immunization
“With routine childhood vaccines we can prevent diseases that lead to serious complications, even death. If we delay or fail to vaccinate children, we risk these diseases coming back “, says dr. Arjeta Hasani from the University Children's Hospital Skopje.
The epidemiologist Dr. Olumchev, indicates that there is no connection between vaccines and autism
Dr. Sashko Olumchev, epidemiologist from Gevgelija, explains how parents can stimulate speech and development in young children. He emphasizes that there is absolutely no connection between vaccines and autism and that delaying vaccination can cause serious harm.
The gynecologist, dr. Pajtim Asani, emphasizes the effectiveness of the vaccine against HPV
“The vaccine against HPV is highly effective and protects from the most dangerous types of the virus that can cause cervical cancer”, says dr. Pajtim Asani, gynecologist.
Is there any connection between the MMR vaccine and autism?
Dr. Beti Gelejcevska Ilkoska from vaccination point Bukuresht answers the most frequently asked question from parents about routine childhood vaccines.
Dr. Liljana Koich, pediatrician indicates the importance of vaccines in eradicating diseases
Dr. Liljana Koich, pediatrician, talks about how vaccines have helped eradicate life-threatening diseases and the important role of herd immunity in protecting the most vulnerable.
Dr. Dijana Milanova emphasizes that MMR vaccines are safe and effective
Dr. Dijana Milanova from the vaccination point in Health center Shtip explains possible complications from measles, emphasizing that MMR vaccines are safe and effective.
Vaccination is the most effective way to protect children from vaccine preventable disease
“It has been proven that vaccination is the safest and most effective way to protect children from vaccine preventable disease - and that is a fact. I am a father of three children - all three have been vaccinated on time, with all vaccines.”, says dr. Selajdin Memeti, who works on preventive healthcare in Chair.
Dr. Goran Dimitrov recommends that young people get the HPV vaccine
Dr. Goran Dimitrov, gynecologist explains that the higher the vaccination rates, the better chances we have to eradicate cervical cancer, caused as a result of HPV infections in a society.
Vaccines save 2 to 3 million children from dangerous diseases every year. Make sure your child receives all the routine vaccines without delays, protect them from deadly diseases and help them reach their full potential.
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We parents value every moment with our children. In the last 60 seconds alone, routine childhood vaccines for children have saved 5 lives. That is 5 more children protected from deadly diseases, who will be able to grow up healthy. It only takes a minute to protect your child.
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The number of children worldwide experiencing paralysis as a result of polio has decreased by more than 99% since 1988. With routine childhood vaccines, you ensure your children have a healthy and quality life. Make the best choice for your children – protect them!
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