Inactivated vaccines, mRNA vaccines, live-attenuated vaccines — different vaccine types protect you from disease in different ways. Learn why scientists choose one over another and how each of them work ⤵️ https://www.sabin.org/resources/understanding-vaccine-types-how-they-protect-against-disease/ #VaccinesWork (fb)

📣 Coming soon! Dr. Natasha Sarah Crowcroft, Vice President of Infectious Diseases and Vaccination Programs at the Public Health Agency of Canada (@Healthy Canadians) brings 5 years of recent experience at the epicenter of measles and rubella elimination efforts for the World Health Organization (WHO) to a new episode of Getting to Zero. She explains why #measles, one of the most infectious diseases on the planet, requires an extraordinarily high vaccination rate to keep infections down. The good news, she tells us, is that #rubella (also known as German measles) — which can lead to birth defects or death of babies in pregnant women — is on its way out... hopefully. Subscribe to our YouTube channel to be the first to hear when the episode drops! ⤵️ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCC8kDn_ERTdVmlQGUn5OIvQ (fb)