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Each vaccine needs to be stored in a cool and refrigerated place to ensure its efficiency and effectiveness are maintained during use.
Every year, millions of people are vaccinated to strengthen their immunity and protect themselves from infectious diseases. According to the regulations of the World Health Organization (WHO), vaccination is an approved tool for dealing with deadly contagious diseases that kill 3 million people worldwide.
Vaccines have antigens similar to virus
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Medical Refrigerators are used to store temperature sensitive drugs and vaccines. Many vaccines require storage between 2°C and 8°C. Time spent outside of this temperature range are known as temperature excursions. Vaccines and drugs have something known as a d
All vaccines are sensitive to extreme heat and extreme cold and require both proper vaccine storage and management to avoid any loss of potency.
Immunization is the most effective and economical public health measure against infectious diseases that cause morbidity or mortality. Immunization prevents two to three million deaths every year from diseases such as hepatitis, pertussis (whooping cough), influenza, and measles. In spite of this, more millions of deaths coul