FAQ

FAQ

If these diseases are so rare, why does my child need to be vaccinated?

These diseases still exist worldwide, so an unvaccinated child remains at risk of becoming seriously ill. Reduced vaccination rates have led to outbreaks, such as measles. Consistent vaccination is essential to keep children healthy, prevent outbreaks, and work toward eradicating these diseases entirely.

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Alright, I'm Max, 15 from Bath. Had the MenACWY and the 3-in-1 booster at school. Two jabs, but it was over before I knew it. Bit of an ache in the arm after, like after PE, but gone quick and me and my mates had a right laugh. The team answered all my questions about why it's important – stops serious illness etc. Felt grown-up getting it done. No drama, just sorted.