How Mission Rabies is working to eradicate Rabies in India
Rabies in India makes up 36% of the total rabies deaths in the world, making India a hotspot for this horrific condition.
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Rabies in India makes up 36% of the total rabies deaths in the world, making India a hotspot for this horrific condition.
Dr. saphier, she questioned whether or not that is going to further complicate this growing, you know, group of people in this country that are anti-vaccine, right, or that they fear there are too many vaccines for children, and to add one to the list is a major concern to have more parents back off of what are necessary vaccines in this country. >> yeah, i think it's a very important point, sandra, and we are seeing that, that adding covid to the routine panel for pediatric vaccines i don't think was a wise decision and i think as you pointed out it had a potential negative consequences of ha...
By Dr. Jaipal Singh Some time back, an accomplished professional with illustrious career in the World Bank/other institutions in the past and now the Managing Director and CEO of Invest India, Deepak Bagla, while addressing an elite audience of professionals, businessmen and industry made certain observations about the recent progress and success story of India.
Weren't enough for hospitals to deal with, world health officials are warning measles poses, quote, an imminent threat. w.h.o. and the cdc both blame the pandemic for disrupting vaccine distribution with a record high of nearly 40 million children in 2021 alone missing their measles dose. i want to bring in founder and ceo of advancing health equity and an msnbc medical contributor. doctor, it's always a pleasure to see you. now we have to worry about measles coming back? >> i know, jose. thank you so much for having me and happy thanksgiving to you. measles is a concern because we're seeing w...
County health officials urge residents to become up to date on COVID vaccinations prior to an expected winter surge.