Social Sciences, asked by vandanakadam2510, 7 months ago

why are infants and children vaccinated​

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Answered by greatfanofdhoni
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Young children are at increased risk for infectious diseases because their immune systems have not yet built up the necessary defenses to fight serious infections and diseases. As a result, diseases like whooping cough or pneumococcal disease can be very serious — and even deadly — for infants and young children. Vaccinations start early in life to protect children before they are exposed to these diseases.

Answered by souravprabhat8
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Infants and childrens are vaccinated so that the body can produce antibodies which will help them fight against dieses

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