Vaccines are one of the main strategies for preventing serious illnesses and protecting health. How do vaccines work, and what are the different types?

• Parents and Parenting
• 21 Oct 2025

Vaccines protect from infectious diseases, some are serious. Why is it important to vaccinate on time, when is the vaccination postponed, and what are the possible side effects.

• Parents and Parenting
• 21 Oct 2025

Vaccines help children develop a strong immune system. To understand their importance, you need to know how they operate and the advantages of preventive medicine.

• Parents and Parenting
• 21 Oct 2025

Side effects that appear shortly after the administration of a vaccine may include fever, irritability, pain, or redness at the injection site.

• Parents and Parenting
• 21 Oct 2025

Are babies too young to be vaccinated, should you split the vaccination, why is more than one vaccine dose required, and other frequently asked questions

• Parents and Parenting
• 21 Oct 2025

Schoolchildren are vaccinated to protect them from possibly life-threatening infectious diseases. Which vaccines do they get and in what grade?

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• 21 Oct 2025

Immunization Schedule

• Parents and Parenting
• 17 Dec 2025

You should receive vaccines in accordance with the birth-to-age immunization schedule to guard against severe and potentially harmful diseases. Anyone not vaccinated should complete the scheduled immunizations as soon as possible.

• Parents and Parenting
• 21 Oct 2025

Premature babies receive less antibodies from the mother. It is important to give them the routine vaccines as well as vaccines specific for premature babies.

• Parents and Parenting
• 21 Oct 2025

The Ministry of Health recommends vaccinating children from birth to school age. See information about the routine vaccination program for babies 0 - 6 weeks old.

• Parents and Parenting
• 21 Oct 2025