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World Immunization Week is an opportunity to emphasize the vital role that vaccines play in promoting public health and preventing epidemics

Highlighting the vital role that vaccinations play in maintaining public health and preventing epidemics is important. Know about the date and reasons World Immunisation Week is observed.

Dr Karikó, whose work has been credited with turning the tide on the pandemic, will be presented with her Honorary Doctorate during a special ...

With more on this is our reporter simi jolaoso from the newsroom. for the start of world immunisation week. a number of health agencies, including the world health organisation and unicef, have come together to announce what theyre calling the big catch up. its a targeted global effort to boost immunisation among children, they say, especially after the covid—i9 pandemic. theres been a massive decline in vaccine uptake in over 100 countries. in 2021, 25 million children missed at least one vac...

​​World Malaria Day: Invest, innovate, implement  ​Maternal Immunisation: Prevent, protect, immunise  ​Vaccinating women in pregnancy has emerged as a promising tool to protect women against infectious diseases and tackle infant morbidity and mortality worldwide. LSHTM Vaccine Centre World Immunisation Week activities will showcase the development of new maternal vaccines and provide the opportunity to discuss other vaccines with potential positive health outcomes.​ 

The world celebrates World Immunization Week in the last week of April every year to galvanise the support for one of the most cost-effective global health interventions, which has added life to the population at large, says Dr Vivek Virendra Singh, Health Specialist Officer in Charge, Chief of Health, UNICEF

World Immunisation Week launched

Apart from healthy and nutritious food, and exercise, vaccines also play an important role in nurturing long life, said experts on Thursday, pressing the need for timely vaccination for children as well as adults.The World Health Organisation ...

Doctors stress govt should enlist support of ulema to thwart propaganda against vaccines.

MANY of the country’s health challenges can be easily tackled by fixing gaps in the preventive healthcare...