All vaccines given to a child at a given age should be administered simultaneously in different syringes to different parts of the body, because Manipulation of syringes and vaccines is fraught with technical mistakes.
Vaccinations are a mass event, even small deviations from the sanitary and hygienic requirements for their conduct are fraught with the development of complications.
The Law "On Immunoprophylaxis of Infectious Diseases" provides: free vaccination of the National Calendar and the Calendar for epidemiological indications, in the systems of state and municipal health.
In many developed countries still have a question about the connection between autism and vaccination does not leave the pages of the media, reducing the coverage of immunization and promoting the conservation of measles.
Attempts in the past to link the growth of allergy in developed countries with "allergenic" vaccines have been convincingly refuted by studies showing the lack of influence of vaccines on levels of IgE and antibodies of this class.
Tuberculosis is the most important problem in the world, 24,000 people get sick every day, and 7,000 people die. The vaccination against tuberculosis is included in the WHO Expanded Program on Immunization; it is carried out in more than 200 countries, over 150 countries implement it in the first days after the birth of the child.
The goal of the WHO Regional Committee for Europe: "by 2010 or earlier to reduce the incidence of diphtheria to 0.1 or less per 100 000 population" in Russia was achieved in 2007, when only 94 cases were identified and the incidence was 0.07 per 100 000 (23 case in children, morbidity 0.11). In 2006, 182 cases were identified (incidence of 0.13).
Infection with tetanus occurs with contamination of the wounds, which is favored by the presence of necrotic tissues, newborns are infected through the umbilical wound; The clinic reflects the action of the neurotoxin. The tetanus vaccination creates individual immunity and immunological memory, so in case of injury a booster dose of the vaccine is used in place of the tetanus antiserum horse serum.
Pertussis is especially severe in children in the first months of life - with attacks of apnea, pneumonia, atelectasis (25%), seizures (3%), encephalopathy (1%). The pertussis vaccination performed in children in the coverage of more than 95% in Russia led to a reduction in the incidence from 19.06 per 100 000 population and 91.46 per 100 000 children under 14 in 1998 to 3.24 and 18.86 in 2005 and 5.66 at 34.86 in 2007, respectively.
The global task set by WHO - humanity must enter the third millennium of a new era without poliomyelitis - is still not fulfilled. The poliovirus vaccine has made it possible to achieve that type 2 poliovirus has not been registered since October 1999, and poliovirus type 3 in 2005 circulated in very limited areas in only 4 countries.