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What Are the Outcomes of Successful Campaigns?

Successful vaccination campaigns lead to:
- Reduced Disease Incidence: Lower rates of preventable diseases.
- Herd Immunity: Protecting those who cannot be vaccinated due to medical reasons.
- Economic Benefits: Reducing the healthcare costs associated with treating preventable diseases.

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