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Vaccination Demand Observatory launched to strengthen local communication programs to address vaccine misinformation UNICEF, Yale Institute for Global Health, and Public Good Projects team up to create the Vaccination Demand Observatory to equip country teams with tools to counter misinformation and mistrust related to all vaccines News provided by Share this article Share this article As countries begin rolling out COVID-19 vaccination, public health experts know that the last inch -- getting the vaccine from vial to arm -- can be the hardest. Public uncertainty in the current pandemic has b...

Why Vaccines Matter (Photo Credit: Veronique De Viguerie, Verbatim for JSI) World Immunization Week (April 24-30) is an opportunity to raise awareness of vaccinations and the crucial role they play in maintaining a healthy world. Over the past year, the COVID-19 pandemic has interrupted life-saving vaccine campaigns. As mentioned in our 2021 Global Health Briefing Book, more than half of the 129 countries where data were available reported moderate to total disruption of immunization services. As a result, there is a growing risk of resurgence of vaccine-preventable infections includi...

The Future of Vaccines World Immunization Week offers the scientific community a platform to showcase the most forward-thinking vaccination developments. This sharing of information allows scientists to educate themselves on the directions that vaccinations are taking and how they will improve the health of people across the globe, which is particularly relevant to preventing new diseases such as COVID-19 and ensuring old ones don’t reemerge. World Immunization Week gives key insights into the key advancements in the field; here, we discuss the current innovations in vaccine technology that...

27 April 2021, Dr Hans Henri P. Kluge, WHO Regional Director for Europe