Women left behind: Gender gap emerges in Africa's vaccines
SARE GIBEL, Gambia -- The health outreach workers who drove past Lama Mballow's village with a megaphone handed out T-shirts emblazoned with the words: 'I GO...
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SARE GIBEL, Gambia -- The health outreach workers who drove past Lama Mballow's village with a megaphone handed out T-shirts emblazoned with the words: 'I GO...
The spread of vaccine misinformation is in large part to blame for the gender gap, experts say.
The health outreach workers who drove past Lama Mballow's village with a megaphone handed out T-shirts emblazoned with the words: “I GOT MY COVID-19 VACCINE!”
SARE GIBEL, Gambia (AP) — The health outreach workers who drove past Lama Mballow's village with a megaphone handed out T-shirts emblazoned with the words: “I GOT MY COVID-19 VACCINE!” By then, the women in Sare Gibel already had heard the rumors on social media: The vaccines could make your blood stop or cause you to miscarry.
The spread of vaccine misinformation is in large part to blame for the gender gap, experts say.