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After A Brutal Year, Room For Hope: UNICEF's Impact In 2023 - Vimarsana News

After A Brutal Year, Room For Hope: UNICEF's Impact In 2023

UNICEF Executive Director Catherine Russell reflects on how UNICEF continued to deliver for children in 2023 — and what gives her hope for the year ahead.

Source: forbes.com
Immunization rates drop across all age groups warns CDC, local experts advise caution - Vimarsana News

Immunization rates drop across all age groups warns CDC, local experts advise caution

The CDC recently sent out a release on immunization rates and how they need to increase for COVID, flu and RSV. Local medical professionals are advising residen

Source: wtov9.com
COVID-19 Vaccination in India: Issues and Challenges - Vimarsana News

COVID-19 Vaccination in India: Issues and Challenges

India’s COVID-19 vaccination program has been launched. It currently uses the vaccines Covishield and Covaxin. There are some issues and challenges that need to be overcome in order to vaccinate all Indians.

Strategic Legal Challenge Disrupts Mississippi's Exceptional Child Vaccination Record - Vimarsana News

Strategic Legal Challenge Disrupts Mississippi's Exceptional Child Vaccination Record

Explore the dramatic shift in Mississippi's child vaccination policy in our detailed news article, highlighting the surge in religious exemptions following a strategic legal challenge.

Novel immunization strategies can markedly increase mucosal immunity in nonhuman primates - Vimarsana News

Novel immunization strategies can markedly increase mucosal immunity in nonhuman primates

The global COVID-19 vaccination campaign saved an estimated 20 million lives. However, while current COVID-19 vaccines provide protection against developing severe disease, they do little to prevent infection and transmission.