Parent’s Guide to Vaccination

Parent’s Guide to Vaccination by Health Canada

Canada’s Parent’s Guide to Vaccination provides valuable information for parents and caregivers. Here are some key points:

  1. What Are Vaccines?: Vaccines are tools that work with the body’s immune system to develop protection against diseases without the risks associated with getting the diseases themselves.
  2. How Vaccination Works: Vaccination exposes our bodies to key parts of bacteria or viruses (antigens) in a safe way, allowing our immune system to develop a response. Later, if we encounter the same bacterium or virus, our immune system can prevent the disease or reduce its severity.
  3. Administration: Most vaccines are given by injection (needle), while some can be administered orally or as nasal sprays. Combination vaccines protect against multiple diseases, reducing the number of injections needed.
  4. Importance of Booster Doses: Some vaccines require booster doses to maintain long-term protection.
  5. Where to Find More Information: For detailed guidance on vaccination, you can refer to the Parent’s Guide to Vaccination provided by Health Canada.

Remember that vaccines play a crucial role in protecting your child from serious and life-threatening diseases

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source :- Health Canada