Immunization

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We all are constantly exposed to a lot of diseases that can put or health in danger. Hopefully we can reduce or prevent the contagious of a disease with the use of vaccines. A vaccine is any preparation used as a preventive inoculation to confer immunity against a specific disease to stimulate antibody production. They are very important because if we contagious with any disease it will be more easy to combat and treat it. To this process of create antibodies can also be call immunization.

     But this process of create a vaccine for a specific disease is not to easy and it requires a lot of studies and time. For example vaccines for HIV and AIDS and malaria are very challenging. If we are serious about ending these diseases , then we will need a new and innovative vaccines. We need to figure out how we can move forward and expand the research in order to stimulate the next generation of lifesaving vaccines. The article Delivering the next generation of vaccines say how to take advantage of the potential in the vaccines research. First it need sustainable and sufficient funding, it means that the annual funding for research of $3.37 billions need to be double. Also  a coherent invested strategy because with downward budgetary pressures, it's important to extract the maximum possible impact from any funding. Last but not less important, the support for innovation across the development cycle, because new models for developing vaccines have shown that they can provide solutions for diseases that have been neglected for lack of marked incentive.

      Around the world the vacciness are saving millions of lives every day and if the researchers can get all of they need to work they can found vaccines for most of the diseases an the people can live a more healthy life. Investing in research and innovation target at these diseases now and the right policy environment could usher in the next revolution immunization.