Immunization for all people is possible
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La vacunación ha sido ampliamente reconocida como uno de los logros más importantes para la salud pública, dado su éxito en reducción de morbimortalidad y costo efectividad. Originándose con Edward Jenner en 1796, quien introdujo la primera forma de inmunización, tomando material purulento de una lesión en la mano de una mujer lechera con viruela vacuna e inoculándola en la piel de un niño. Esta fue la forma en que se condujo a la erradicación de la viruela a nivel mundial (1). El auge de las inmunizaciones permitió a la comunidad científica avances en la investigación de nuevas vacunas y gracias a ello disminuyó la mortalidad infantil y las secuelas devastadoras de infecciones graves como la meningitis bacteriana por Streptococcus pneumoniae y Haemophilus influenzae, de una forma dramática.
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