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Vaccines can be administered in various ways, each influencing the release speed, immune response, and side effects.
Injected vaccines are the most common, with methods like intramuscular (into muscle), subcutaneous (into fat), and intradermal (into the skin), each offering distinct benefits for vaccine delivery and immune activation. But there are many others like intravenous, oral vaccines and intranasal. Each method offers unique advantages for different needs and settings.
A scientific paper published in Vaccine: X, the open-access companion journal to Vaccine, and an article by Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance, that spreads the availability of news, features, and explainers from every corner of global health and immunization.
Below, you can find both.
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