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GHS, UNICEF launch mobile App to address vaccine hesitancy - Vimarsana News

GHS, UNICEF launch mobile App to address vaccine hesitancy

The Health Service (GHS) and UNICEF have launched a new mobile application, “Cranky Uncle Game” in Accra to tackle misinformation and...

2024 African Vaccination Week: 5 key priorities to get Africa's post-pandemic health systems back on track - Vimarsana News

2024 African Vaccination Week: 5 key priorities to get Africa's post-pandemic health systems back on track

Africa Vaccination Week is an annual event established 13 years ago and endorsed by African Union member states. It presents a unique opportunity for countries in the Africa region to campaign for strengthened and effective immunisation delivery systems.

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WHO, UNICEF, Gavi, and Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation launch "Humanly Possible" campaign  | Malawi 24 - Vimarsana News

WHO, UNICEF, Gavi, and Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation launch "Humanly Possible" campaign  | Malawi 24

WHO, UNICEF, Gavi, and Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation launch “Humanly Possible” campaign  | Malawi 24: Stay up-to-date with the latest news from Malawi and around the world, 24/7

WHO commends malaria vaccine roll-out in three more African countries - Vimarsana News

WHO commends malaria vaccine roll-out in three more African countries

“Today’s launch brings to eight the number of countries on the continent to offer the malaria vaccine as part of the childhood immunisation programme."

WHO Says 154 Million Lives Were Saved due to Vaccination Programs - Vimarsana News

WHO Says 154 Million Lives Were Saved due to Vaccination Programs

A comprehensive study led by the World Health Organization reveals that over the past 50 years, global immunization programs have saved an estimated 154 million lives.