The cold chain problem is where vaccines must be kept at a certain temperature to avoid making them useless or ineffective.
- The delivery of vaccines to every part of the globe is a challenging task.
- To store, manage, and transport these life-saving goods requires a series of meticulously timed actions in temperature-controlled settings.
- We refer to this as a cold chain. The technique for moving and keeping vaccinations at temperatures between 35°F (2°C) and 45°F (8°C) is known as the "Cold Chain."
- Until the time of immunization, vaccines must be kept continually in a specific temperature range from the time they are created.
- This is due to the possibility of the vaccination losing its effectiveness if temperatures are too high or low (its ability to protect against disease).
- A vaccine's potency cannot be recovered or restored after it has been lost.
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