What is a correct rationale for ensuring children receive vaccines on schedule?
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Correct answer: Immune protection is optimal at specific ages; delay raises risk
The immunisation schedule is designed so the child’s immune system develops optimal protection at specific ages; delaying increases vulnerability.
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