The BCG (Bacillus Calmette-Guérin) vaccine is primarily used to protect against severe forms of childhood tuberculosis (TB), such as meningitis and disseminated TB. It is typically given as a single dose to infants as soon as possible after birth in countries with a high incidence of TB. The injection site, usually the left upper arm, will develop a sore that heals into a small scar, indicating the vaccine has been administered correctly. Read more
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