Abstract
If in active immunization against diphtheria we have not yet had a means that guarantees 100% of the disease in all, then in any case this means justifies the hopes placed on it. Scientific thought does not stop there, but is looking for new ways to increase the effectiveness of vaccinations and simplify the method of immunization. A huge amount of material according to domestic and foreign authors illustrates the results of diphtheria immunization by comparing the percentage of morbidity and mortality from diphtheria among vaccinated and unvaccinated groups of the child population.
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