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Scarlet Fever in Children: Vaccination and Prevention Methods

Scarlet Fever in Children: Vaccination and Prevention Methods

Diseases
Scarlet fever is among the many diseases that affect children's health. It is a contagious viral infection usually seen in children. This disease usually presents with symptoms such as red rash, fever and sore throat. However, there is an effective method of protection against this disease: vaccination. What is Scarlet Fever? The scarlet fever vaccine is a vaccine that protects against the scarlet fever virus. This vaccine is usually included in the routine vaccination schedule during childhood. Children usually receive the first dose in two doses, with the first dose around 1 year of age and the second dose between 4 and 6 years of age. Benefits of Vaccination Reduces the Severity of the Disease: The vaccine reduces the severity of the disease. Vaccinated children tend to ex...
World Cerebral Palsy day: Awareness and Hope

World Cerebral Palsy day: Awareness and Hope

Awareness
World Cerebral Palsy Day is celebrated every year on October 6th around the world. It is an important opportunity to draw attention to spastic paralysis (cerebral palsy) patients and their families, raise awareness and raise public awareness. This special day is a call to understand and support the lives of individuals with cerebral palsy. Cerebral Palsy is a neurological disorder that mostly occurs in infancy or childhood. This affects the brain's ability to control muscles. It may cause the person to involuntarily tighten their muscles and make it difficult to move. However, the strong determination and love of life of individuals with this disease enable them to live their lives in an inspiring way. World Cerebral Palsy Day has the following important aims: Raising Awaren...