CHILDHOOD VACCINATIONS

Authors

  • Xurramkulov Zarif Ma’ruf o’g’li Supervisor Trainee Assistant at Samarkand State Medical University Author
  • Asatullayev Rustam Baxtiyorovich Supervisor Trainee Assistant at Samarkand State Medical University Author

Keywords:

Vaccination, vaccine, immunity, children’s health, prevention, infectious diseases, modern, medicine, immune system, antibodies, epidemiology, public health, viruses, bacteria

Abstract

This article explores the importance of childhood vaccination, its biological basis, and its role in modern medicine. The process of developing immunity through vaccination, its significance in preventing infectious diseases, and its impact on public health are analyzed. In addition, modern vaccine technologies and their effectiveness are discussed.

References

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Published

2026-05-28

Issue

Vol. 4 No. 44 (2026): Научный Импульс

Section

Articles