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4. The Significance of Vaccination and Immunization

Vaccination Against New Stamp. Photo Credit: Envato @DragonImages

Vaccination emerged as one of the most effective tools in ending the deadliest waves of the pandemic. It not only reduced hospitalizations and deaths but allowed societies to reopen safely. The global effort to develop, distribute, and administer vaccines marked a historic scientific achievement and showcased the power of collective action. Immunization protects individuals and builds herd immunity, safeguarding vulnerable populations. It also reignited important conversations about trust in science, equitable access, and misinformation. Going forward, vaccine literacy and readiness will remain vital—not just for COVID-19 but for future outbreaks and long-standing preventable diseases.

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