Vaccines

Have we ever asked what the CDC did?



We grew up healthy, without marks in our faces, with strong bones and muscles that allowed us  to  play and run.



Since we were young and after we became adults, we practiced our favorite sports 8and we enjoyed attending  popular sport tournaments, musical concerts and going to see amazing movies.



Generations of spectators, one after the other, bought tickets for these events  and some of them became sport players, singers and movie stars. They became rich and famous.



Vaccines  were produced,  scientists spent their entire lives
researching epidemic events without the needed resources,

motivated only by  their purpose to preserve human health,

and to avoid epidemic outbreaks and save lives.



Now, that a mysterious virus threats our health and human existence, would it be good

to turn and  look toward the health sciences? And invest in the CDC,

and all the epidemiologic centers in the world, supporting all the scientists

 who silently, without a bit of vanity, are working for the most important  goal in the world:

to preserve the health and the  life of  the human species.



By Miriam Meza Palma, March 26, 2020

CDC: Centers for Disease Control-