inactivated polio vaccine (ipv)

How Effective is IPV?

IPV is highly effective in preventing polio. Studies show that 99% of children who receive the full IPV series develop immunity to all three types of poliovirus. This high efficacy makes IPV a critical component of routine pediatric immunizations.

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