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A survey carried out globally has confirmed that the DTP vaccine, also known as the diphtheria-tetanus-pertussis vaccine, is an essential immunization for infants. The vaccine protects against three infectious diseases and has been widely used across many countries in preventing outbreaks of these illnesses. It is highly recommended as part of the childhood immunization program to ensure children are protected from severe infections that could cause fatal consequences such as paralysis or even death. One significant benefit of receiving this vaccination early in life is that it provides long-lasting protection against these infectious diseases, which can easily spread through close contact with infected individuals. Therefore, parents who wish to safeguard their children's health should consider adding the DTP vaccine to their routine childhood immunizations for peace of mind knowing their loved ones have a strong line of defense against those infections caused by germs and bacteria.


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