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What's the significance of immunization?
Posted August 26, 2024
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Immunizations are significant because they protect you, your children, and your community against diseases. They work with your body to build immunity against diseases such as measles or tetanus. Because of immunizations, it has helped to prevent and control widespread disease from appearing.

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