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The dangers of missing vaccinations - Vimarsana News

The dangers of missing vaccinations

If your child is not vaccinated, they can pass infection to others who are not able to get protected yet, such as young babies and pregnant women

Why is resistance to vaccination rising? - Vimarsana News

Why is resistance to vaccination rising?

In this explainer, we lay out why the disease, which can kill up to 50 percent of patients who progress to severe symptoms, has come into sharp focus

Why is resistance to vaccination rising - Vimarsana News

Why is resistance to vaccination rising

In this explainer, we lay out why the disease, which can kill up to 50 percent of patients who progress to severe symptoms, has come into sharp focus

Africa proves rocky terrain for Russian and Chinese vaccines - Vimarsana News

Africa proves rocky terrain for Russian and Chinese vaccines

Africa proves rocky terrain for Russian and Chinese vaccines Moscow and Beijing pledged to close an immunization gap in the continent, but they are offering too few vaccine doses at exorbitant prices By Joe Bavier and David Lewis / Reuters, JOHANNESBURG Russia and China are racing to plug the COVID-19 vaccine gap in Africa, hoping to cement their influence on a continent where many countries have yet to administer a single shot. However, so far, vaccine donations from Beijing and Moscow have been small, the commercial deals they offer are costly, and some African governments are wary about...

Africa proves rocky terrain for Russian and Chinese vaccines - Vimarsana News

Africa proves rocky terrain for Russian and Chinese vaccines

6 Min Read JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - Russia and China are racing to plug the COVID-19 vaccine gap in Africa, hoping to cement their influence on a continent where many countries have yet to administer a single shot. A healthcare worker holds a vial of the Sputnik V vaccine against the coronavirus disease (COVID-19), as Algeria launches a coronavirus vaccination campaign, in Blida, Algeria January 30, 2021. REUTERS/Abdelaziz Boumzar/File Photo/File Photo But, so far, vaccine donations from Beijing and Moscow have been small, the commercial deals they offer are costly, and some African governm...