Is the COVID-19 vaccination a ray of hope for the elimination of prevalent infectious diseases in the future?
Abstract In recent years, many disease outbreaks and pandemics have been reported and have posed serious public health challenges. Therefore, vaccination on a large scale is the only hope to prevent and control these vaccine-preventable diseases. This letter discusses the COVID-19 vaccination's...
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description | Abstract In recent years, many disease outbreaks and pandemics have been reported and have posed serious public health challenges. Therefore, vaccination on a large scale is the only hope to prevent and control these vaccine-preventable diseases. This letter discusses the COVID-19 vaccination's role in preventing other infectious diseases. |
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spelling | doaj.art-2f974370a09f478c895cb15d7c27e34f2024-08-25T11:33:54ZengSpringerOpenThe Egyptian Journal of Internal Medicine2090-90982024-08-013611210.1186/s43162-024-00355-zIs the COVID-19 vaccination a ray of hope for the elimination of prevalent infectious diseases in the future?Tauseef Ahmad0Kaylem M. Feeney1School of Public Health, Zhejiang UniversityFaculty of Education & Health Services, University of Limerick School of MedicineAbstract In recent years, many disease outbreaks and pandemics have been reported and have posed serious public health challenges. Therefore, vaccination on a large scale is the only hope to prevent and control these vaccine-preventable diseases. This letter discusses the COVID-19 vaccination's role in preventing other infectious diseases.https://doi.org/10.1186/s43162-024-00355-zCOVID-19DiseasePandemicVaccination |
spellingShingle | Tauseef Ahmad Kaylem M. Feeney Is the COVID-19 vaccination a ray of hope for the elimination of prevalent infectious diseases in the future? The Egyptian Journal of Internal Medicine COVID-19 Disease Pandemic Vaccination |
title | Is the COVID-19 vaccination a ray of hope for the elimination of prevalent infectious diseases in the future? |
title_full | Is the COVID-19 vaccination a ray of hope for the elimination of prevalent infectious diseases in the future? |
title_fullStr | Is the COVID-19 vaccination a ray of hope for the elimination of prevalent infectious diseases in the future? |
title_full_unstemmed | Is the COVID-19 vaccination a ray of hope for the elimination of prevalent infectious diseases in the future? |
title_short | Is the COVID-19 vaccination a ray of hope for the elimination of prevalent infectious diseases in the future? |
title_sort | is the covid 19 vaccination a ray of hope for the elimination of prevalent infectious diseases in the future |
topic | COVID-19 Disease Pandemic Vaccination |
url | https://doi.org/10.1186/s43162-024-00355-z |
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