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Answer: vaccine is only as good as the solution used to store it, as many require highly specific temperatures to remain effective. Any deviation from this can have a dramatic impact on a vaccine’s viability and, at worse, render it useless. The WHO estimates that more than 50 percent of vaccines may be wasted globally every year due to temperature control, logistics and shipment-related issues. For our part, Thermo Fisher Scientific strives to provide hospitals, doctor’s offices and pharmacies with the tools they need to deliver every vaccine at full strength and efficacy – and that starts with the right cold storage.
You shouldn’t have to compromise when it comes to storing vaccines – which is why we provide high-performance purpose built refrigerators, freezers, and ultra low freezers that are designed to meet current and impending standards from the CDC, WHO, NSF and other global agencies for vaccine storage.
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Usually, a thorancentesis is preformed to drain the accumulated fluid which is restricting their ability to breath.
The answer would be a because u need to make sure the wound isn't infected an the bacteria stays inside the covering which causes your hand to be infected.<span />
<span>C. For a stroke, it is necessary to control and stop the bleeding in the brain.
Bleeding in the brain is never good because internal bleeding can result in death.</span>