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Send babies for weighing regularly until they're five years - GHS urges parents - Vimarsana News

Send babies for weighing regularly until they're five years - GHS urges parents

Mothers have been asked to send their babies for weighing regularly from birth till they attain five years old. In an advisory notice its social...

Niyel: an unwavering commitment to vaccination in Africa - Vimarsana News

Niyel: an unwavering commitment to vaccination in Africa

During African Vaccination Week, Niyel, an international advocacy, campaigns, and public affairs firm, reaffirms its commitment alongside partners...

Hanoverians get boost from 'Triple Focus' health fair | News - Vimarsana News

Hanoverians get boost from 'Triple Focus' health fair | News

WESTERN BUREAU: “I got a Pap smear done after four years!” Those were the words of Alexia Beck during a health fair at the Pondside Primary and Infant School in Hanover las Friday afternoon. Beck, a resident of Lucea, said she had travelled to the...

Ministry launches mass vaccination campaign - Vimarsana News

Ministry launches mass vaccination campaign

The Ministry of Health will this week observe this year's Africa Vaccination Week with a mass immunisation campaign for all vaccine-preventable diseases. The vaccination week, running from Wednesday April 24 to Tuesday April 30, will look into diseases such as tuberculosis, measles, polio, HPV, cholera, Rubella and tetanus. In an interview on the sidelines of

Prioritize health through vaccination - Vimarsana News

Prioritize health through vaccination

With 15 out of every 100 children in the Americas only partially protected against vaccine-preventable diseases, Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) Director, Dr. Jarbas Barbosa, has urged countries of the