Vaccines and Science
Vaccines must remain available based on science, not politics.
We hope that commercial insurance companies follow science-guided evidence to ensure their beneficiaries continue to have vaccine access.
Vaccines have prevented diseases that once caused paralysis, deafness, pneumonia, meningitis, liver failure, certain cancers, and death.
They are among the most significant medical breakthroughs in the history of public health, protecting both individuals and entire communities from epidemics, hospitalizations, and death.
They have been scientifically studied, tested, and proven beyond doubt to be safe and effective.
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Vaccines have prevented diseases that once caused paralysis, deafness, pneumonia, meningitis, liver failure, certain cancers and death.
Author's summary: Vaccines are crucial for public health.
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