Thanks to vaccines, many serious diseases that used to be common are now rarely seen. Widespread immunization will keep them from making a comeback. When a large enough portion of the population is immunized against a disease, we achieve community immunity and the disease can’t spread easily. This protects vulnerable groups, like children who are too young to be vaccinated and those with compromised immune systems. source: American Academy of Pediatrics #PublicHealth #CommunityImmunity #LFCHD |

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