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Campaign for third dose of polio vaccine begins - Vimarsana News

Campaign for third dose of polio vaccine begins

In continuation of the polio eradication campaign, the government has started administering a third dose of the injectable polio vaccine (IPV) from today. The campaign was inaugurated at Phagwara Civil Hospital by Senior Medical Officer Dr Lehmber Ram here today. Paediatrician Dr Naresh Kundra, Dr R

Business legacies threaded through New Year Honours 2023 - Vimarsana News

Business legacies threaded through New Year Honours 2023

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Cervical cancer vaccine to be provided in schools - Vimarsana News

Cervical cancer vaccine to be provided in schools

The Centre today said cervical cancer vaccines for girls between nine and 14 years would be provided primarily through schools. It also asked states and UTs to start collating data on the number of girls enrolled in Classes V to X in each district and create awareness on the importance of the human

3 fractional doses for kids from January1: SMO - Vimarsana News

3 fractional doses for kids from January1: SMO

The Health Department has changed the schedule for polio vaccination from January 1, 2023. This was stated by Senior Medical Officer, Phagwara, Dr Lehmber Ram today. He said as per instructions issued by the government, from January 1, all children shall receive three fractional doses of the inactiv

Centre to provide cervical cancer vaccine tor girls between 9 and 14 years through schools - Vimarsana News

Centre to provide cervical cancer vaccine tor girls between 9 and 14 years through schools

The Centre on Thursday said cervical cancer vaccines for girls between 9 and 14 years will be provided primarily through schools and asked states and UTs to start collating data on the number of girls enrolled in classes 5 to 10 in each district and create awareness on prevention and the importance