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Why i choose covid-19 vaccination based on verifiable evidence
The world’s first safe, effective vaccine (smallpox) was administered in 1796 to an eight-year-old boy. Despite centuries of effective use, in contemporary times, some hesitancy exists.
GUEST: Prof. Thomas Scriba - Professor of Infectious Disease Immunology, University of Cape Town
GUEST: Prof. Thomas Scriba - Professor of Infectious Disease Immunology, University of Cape Town
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By SAfmThe world’s first safe, effective vaccine (smallpox) was administered in 1796 to an eight-year-old boy. Despite centuries of effective use, in contemporary times, some hesitancy exists.
GUEST: Prof. Thomas Scriba - Professor of Infectious Disease Immunology, University of Cape Town
GUEST: Prof. Thomas Scriba - Professor of Infectious Disease Immunology, University of Cape Town