Improving Vaccine Outreach and Education with Real-World Data
Routine immunizations are essential for public health, yet vaccination rates in the US are declining.
Addressing social, accessibility, and economic barriers requires communication, education, and valuable insights from real-world data.
Vaccines are a powerful tool in global health, preventing millions of deaths each year by training the immune system to recognize and fight specific pathogens.
Routine immunizations have drastically reduced many once-common diseases, such as polio, which has seen a 99% decrease in cases since 1988, from 350,000 to six cases in 2021.
Vaccines train the immune system to recognize and fight specific pathogens, preventing illness before it occurs.
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Author's summary: Improving vaccine outreach with real-world data.
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