FAQ

FAQ

Does it make a difference if fewer children are vaccinated?

When fewer children are vaccinated, infectious diseases can spread more easily. For instance, a decline in MMR vaccinations has led to more measles cases in children. This increases the risk for unvaccinated kids and those unable to be vaccinated due to health conditions. More details are available at:

https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/vaccinations/why-vaccination-is-safe-and-important/

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Hey, I'm Ethan, 10 from Swindon. I got the flu vaccine at school, just a quick sniff up the nose. It was over in seconds, and the people that gave it were wicked. I felt a bit buggy the day after but then I didn’t catch anything all winter. It’s proper easy, so don’t stress – it’s like a superpower for staying healthy!