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    This document discusses the importance of vaccines and immunization. It defines vaccines and explains their advantages, including providing herd immunity, protecting people from deadly diseases, and cost-effectiveness. Examples are given of diseases that vaccines prevent such as measles, mumps, rubella, and tetanus. Statistics are presented showing increases in vaccine-preventable diseases when immunization rates decline. The document emphasizes that vaccines have saved millions of lives by preventing and eradicating infections.

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    This document discusses the importance of vaccines and immunization. It defines vaccines and explains their advantages, including providing herd immunity, protecting people from deadly diseases, and cost-effectiveness. Examples are given of diseases that vaccines prevent such as measles, mumps, rubella, and tetanus. Statistics are presented showing increases in vaccine-preventable diseases when immunization rates decline. The document emphasizes that vaccines have saved millions of lives by preventing and eradicating infections.

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    This document discusses the importance of vaccines and immunization. It defines vaccines and explains their advantages, including providing herd immunity, protecting people from deadly diseases, and cost-effectiveness. Examples are given of diseases that vaccines prevent such as measles, mumps, rubella, and tetanus. Statistics are presented showing increases in vaccine-preventable diseases when immunization rates decline. The document emphasizes that vaccines have saved millions of lives by preventing and eradicating infections.

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    WELCOME TO THE

    # VA C C G I N E R N
    SEMINAR
    BSPCP5A
    Objectives:
    To define Vaccines and its importance
    To cite the advantages and disadvantages of Vaccines
    To give examples of Vaccines
    To convince the public to get vaccinated and immunized
    Vaccines
     Are preparations of killed microorganisms, living attenuated
    organisms, or living fully virulent organisms that is administered to
    produce or artificially increase immunity to a particular disease
     Contains weakened or killed pathogen from which our immune
    system can produce antibodies against them, preparing our body
    from future infections.
    Advantages of Vaccines:
    • Provides Herd Immunity
    • Protects people from a deadly disease
    • Cost – Effectiveness
    • Eradication a disease
    CAN YOU IMAGINE OUR WORLD
    WITHOUT VACCINES?
    Consequences of not having Vaccinations:
    • Failure to provide herd immunity to unvaccinated
    people
    • Vulnerability to a deadly disease upon exposure
    • Costly medical treatments and hospitalizations
    • Can create an outbreak of disease or even Pandemic
    STATISTIC ACQUIRED FROM

    Without Vaccines
    Over 2-3 million vaccine preventable
    deaths will occur per year
    VARIOUS PROBLEMS THAT MAY OCCUR
    WITHOUT VACCINE IMMUNIZATION
    MEASLE CASES IN THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
    REGION, PHILIPPINES

    SOURCE: DOH EPIDEMIOLOGY BUREAU


    DISEASE 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2000 1990
    DIPHTHERIA 183 68 42 9 0 6 - 88 921

    JAPANESE 204 361 312 115 69 24 - - -


    ENCEPHALITIS

    MEASLES 20,827 2,428 716 619 58,848 2920 1536 7120 42,938
    MUMPS _ _ - 5 - - - - -
    PERTUSSIS 339 88 29 5 0 23 0 23 4135

    POLIO 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 85
    RUBELLA 129 2,111 179 154 264 254 100 - -
    TETANUS 54 82 85 72 92 77 131 281 291
    (NEONATAL)

    TETANUS 943 1,057 1082 880 839 1069 - 1135 2286


    (TOTAL)

    Source: WHO Vaccine-preventable Diseases: Monitoring system. 2017 global summary; Accessed
    14 February 2019
    EPIDEMIOLOGY
    EPIDEMIOLOGY
    • The Philippines represents an
    alarming case of regression,
    with the immunization rate
    dropping to 40%
    • Early this year, per DOH or
    less than half the peak
    average 90.8% coverage in
    2011
    THE MAIN
    PROBLEM:
    Nowadays, people
    have been hesitant to get
    vaccinated, overlooking the
    fact that vaccines have
    saved millions of lives in
    surviving, preventing and
    eradicating various natural
    infections.

    PHOTO SOURCE: GSK US


    ABOUT IMMUNIZATION

     PIVOTAL ROLE:
    -Improving child health and survival
     COST EFFECTIVE SOLUTION:
    -Health and Development
     PROVIDE ‘HERD IMMUNITY’:
    -Protection even to unimmunized
     VIRAL DISEASES:
    -can be managed through vaccination
     AVOID RECURRING SICKNESS:
    -death, and unnecessary social and
    economical costs to society

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