
Health, resilience, and prosperity: Why immunization matters
The burden of infection extends beyond the initial illness to complications, hospitalizations, antibiotic use, long-term deterioration, and sustained pressure on already stretched health systems, along with broader societal impacts like transmission, caregiving burden, sick leave, and productivity losses. This necessitates a policy shift: immunization should be integrated across disease prevention, healthy aging, cancer, cardiovascular, AMR, […]
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