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World Immunisation Week, celebrated in the last week of April, aims to highlight the collective action needed to protect people from vaccine-preventable diseases.An e

Even as the last 3 years of Covid-pandemic, has severely affected routine immunisation of children, health experts urged the need to catch up on the time lost.

Even as the last three years of Covid-pandemic, has among many things, severely affected routine immunisation of children, health experts on Saturday urged the need to catch up on the time lost.World Immunisation Week, celebrated in the last ...

New Delhi, April 29: Even as the last three years of Covid-pandemic, has among many things, severely affected routine immunisation of children, health experts on Saturday urged the need to catch up on the time lost.

According to the Western Cape Department of Health too many children in the Western Cape are being left without protection against measles and other preventable diseases and, as a result, the risk of large measles outbreaks has increased.

Save The Children Nigeria has asked FG to ramp up efforts toward reducing the under-five mortality rate from vaccine-preventable diseases.

DUBAI, 28th April, 2023 (WAM) – The Ministry of Health and Prevention (MoHAP) is participating in the global celebration of World Immunisation Week, which has the theme The Big Catch Up, by launching a vaccine awareness campaign in coordination with health authorities. The campaign, which is an ..

Maternal vaccination is essential in disease prevention; all pregnant women must take the necessary vaccines. But always remember to weigh the benefit vs the risk. In almost all cases, the benefits are far far more. TheHealthSite.com

World Immunisation Week is a global event that takes place from 24th to 30th April, emphasising the need for joint and integrated efforts to promote the use of vaccines and safeguard individuals of all ages from vaccine-preventable diseases.

Pfizer has stressed the need to restore and strengthen immunisation services following disruptions to immunisation services by the COVID-19 pandemic.