The right to health contains rights. These rights are access to essential medicines, the right to prevention, treatment and control of diseases, maternal and health-related education and participation. Prevention plays an important role in maintaining public health, especially children's health. Childhood vaccination, along with awareness campaigns, can lead to a significant reduction in health risks. In addition, the dissemination of basic information on hygiene, nutritional needs, etc., as well as the circulation of simple illustrations reminding the fundamental rules are very effective actions to inform populations and improve healthy behaviors. (“Understanding children’s right to health,” nd). Therefore, if people have the right to health, this will result in prevention and greater awareness of health problems.