It was found that, that vaccine could cause that problem. And, and for that reason, it was taken off the market.

Vaccines that are broad spectrum.

So, that really starts with the first vaccine which is the smallpox vaccine developed by

Pharmaceuticals and vaccines

Cocktails, more polyvalent vaccines.

So let's explore how vaccines work.

Vaccines that we can manufacture quickly.

Only the major pharmaceutical companies, working in conjunction with basic and applied research centers around the world, can mobilize the necessary funding.

It now takes around 300 500 million to develop a new vaccine, for example, a malaria vaccine.

Vaccines were promised to developing countries.

I don't need to say this, but vaccines are essential.

That, that your just sort of spacing out vaccines.

It's a very difficult thing to make a vaccine for.

And so that was the advantage of that technique, and it lead to the next vaccine which was really the first live weakened viral vaccine.

Vaccines have always had a special meaning for me.

Scientists haven't found a vaccine for cancer yet.

So that's really how vaccines work.

Both the influenza shot and the influenza nasal spray are still made in eggs and so this occurred in the 1940s.

So that's why we still need vaccines.

And the n the second system that was in place is called the Vaccine Safety Data Link that then allows you to test that hypothesis.

These studies were actually easy to do and so, so for example, the United States used a full complement of Thimerosal containing vaccines up until about 1999. Canadian provinces used, used, some provinces used thimerosal containing vaccines.

Dr. Njoku Obi invented the Cholera vaccine.

Even then, kids need many doses of the vaccine.

Almost all vaccines need to be kept at refrigerator temperatures.

Vaccines protect people for a lifetime.

Purchase orders for procurement services which are also a strategy for leveraging additional resources for children amounted to 224 million, of which 77 per cent was for vaccines.

The vaccines products can be manufactured also in a public institution.

It's really how you make any vaccine.

Jenner used a cow, really, as, as his source of, of vaccine.

Without a vaccine, these responses would have taken more than a week.

Then the developing countries applied soap and water, vaccination.

FARYON The discovery lead to the first attempts at a vaccine.

And so, that's the way that you would make viral vaccines.

Because vaccines are useless if parents refuse to give them to their children, a big part of my job is to collaborate with health workers, community leaders, school teachers, and local political figures to educate parents about vaccines.

There was no cure, and there was no vaccine.

There is currently no treatment or vaccine available for the virus.

When vaccines are not available, sanitation and disinfection can be effective.

History Vaccines are used in both humans and nonhumans.

Chicken vaccines may contain less than 1 microgram.

Rotary International has indicated its long standing and close working relationship with UNICEF, and expects to contribute 10 million to UNICEF from 2006 to 2010 for the purchase of oral polio vaccines and operational costs.

So, so, small pox I think is probably the, the, the most powerful vaccine story around.

At the time, immunization rate with MMR Vaccine were probably around 90 percent in England. The, the most, many children are diagnosed with autism between one and two years of age.

Hundreds of millions of dollars were spent and flowed to accelerating vaccine manufacturing.

So although when you're infected with Hepatitis B, you will develop an immunity that will protect you for the rest of your life, you may have to pay a, a severe and ultimately the ultimate price of infection, which can be death.

These vaccines were very easy to make, th ey were cheap.