Vaccines are highly safe.  Each vaccine undergoes thorough safety evaluations, including clinical trials, before being approved for public use. Only vaccines that meet stringent quality and safety criteria are registered and distributed by countries.

Vaccines are extremely safe. The risk of being harmed by a disease that vaccines prevent is much higher than the risk posed by the vaccine itself. All vaccines undergo extensive safety testing, including clinical trials, before they are approved for public use. Nations only approve and distribute vaccines that adhere to strict quality and safety regulations.

Vaccines shield your child from serious conditions like polio, which may result in paralysis; measles, which can lead to brain inflammation and vision loss; and tetanus, which can cause intense muscle spasms and issues with eating and breathing, especially in infants.

Yes. Even if these diseases are no longer prevalent in your country or region, the global interconnectedness means they could still spread from areas where they are present.