The reality of vaccines: protected together

25 April 2018
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Reda Guiha, regional president of international developed markets for Pfizer Vaccines, writes a topical Expert View piece timed to coincide with World Immunization Week.

The two public health interventions that have had the greatest impact on the world’s infectious disease burden are clean water and vaccines — according to the World Health Organization (WHO)1.

This week, the WHO raises awareness of vaccination during World Immunization Week, themed ‘Protected Together, #VaccinesWork’. The theme reminds me of the community benefit of vaccines.

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