Despite the huge advances in medicine and hygiene, many infectious diseases await modern man at every step. Children remain in the zone of greatest risk. Today, the only effective and safe way to prevent infectious diseases is vaccination.
Vaccination allows you to significantly lower the threshold of morbidity from serious diseases, thereby annually saving millions of lives around the world.
Due to the fact that a large part of the population is vaccinated, there is such a phenomenon as an immune layer of the population (a sufficient number of vaccinated people, thanks to which those who have not been vaccinated or do not want to be vaccinated, are protected from infection), as a result of which herd immunity is formed. many people refuse immunization, collective immunity weakens and the risk of outbreaks of infectious diseases, which were previously uncharacteristic for this area, increases.

This question worries most parents. Doctors adhere to an unequivocal point of view: yes, it is absolutely necessary.
Vaccination does not give a 100% guarantee that a person will not get sick, but it reduces the risk of infection many times. The quality of vaccination depends on adherence to the schedule, the quality of the vaccine and its transportation conditions, the correct choice of time for vaccination and monitoring of the child.

Our doctors, like the World Health Organization, are sure that routine vaccination during the coronavirus epidemic is not only possible, but also necessary.
The world has not gotten rid of measles, whooping cough, tetanus, diphtheria and other dangerous diseases. And we cannot leave babies without protection.