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Pneumonia still a leading threat to children in SA despite vaccines - Vimarsana News

Pneumonia still a leading threat to children in SA despite vaccines

In South Africa, flu and pneumonia are the second biggest cause of death in children under five, coming after intestinal infectious diseases. This situation is troubling, especially since vaccines are available for children in both public and private healthcare sectors.

Source: iol.co.za
Strategic Roundtables: Seventy-seventh World Health Assembly - Vimarsana News

Strategic Roundtables: Seventy-seventh World Health Assembly

This series of Strategic Roundtables brings together delegates, experts from WHO, partner agencies and civil society to discuss current priorities and next solutions on vital issues for global public health.

Source: who.int
Vaccine Uptake Crucial Despite Accessibility Challenges - Vimarsana News

Vaccine Uptake Crucial Despite Accessibility Challenges

Mavis Mensah (not her real name) is a physically challenged young lady who lives in Amasaman in the Ga West Municipality of the Greater Accra Region. Although she was not born with a disability, Mary became paralyzed, due to polio, when she was about to be enrolled in school at…

Teach to Reach 10: On the frontline of climate change and health - Vimarsana News

Teach to Reach 10: On the frontline of climate change and health

Training/Workshop from TGLF in Information Management about Gender and Health; from 20 Jun 2024 to 21 Jun 2024; registration until 20 Jun 2024

WHA77: 50 years of immunisation history light the way forward - Vimarsana News

WHA77: 50 years of immunisation history light the way forward

The first half-century of routine vaccination saved 153 million lives. That calls for optimism, even in the face of sobering challenges.

Source: gavi.org