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Vaccination saved billions of lives, key to fight infections: Doctors - Vimarsana News

Vaccination saved billions of lives, key to fight infections: Doctors

Vaccination has saved billions of lives globally and helped boost immune system to fight infections, said doctors on Monday, as part of World Immunisation Week.According to the World Health Organization (WHO), immunisation efforts have saved at ...

report-over 100-million infants saved by global immunisation in the last 50 years - Vimarsana News

report-over 100-million infants saved by global immunisation in the last 50 years

This World Immunisation Week, we look at the benefits of immunisation.

Source: ecr.co.za
Over 100-million infants saved by global immunisation in the last 50 years - Vimarsana News

Over 100-million infants saved by global immunisation in the last 50 years

This World Immunisation Week, we look at the benefits of immunisation.

World Immunisation Week 2024: Date, Theme, History, and 5 Most Important Vaccines - Vimarsana News

World Immunisation Week 2024: Date, Theme, History, and 5 Most Important Vaccines

Vaccination serves as one of the most effective means for parents to safeguard their newborns, youngsters and teenagers from sixteen potentially fatal diseases.

Source: news18.com
'Disconnect between perception and realities of Covid-19': Survey finds Singapore residents split on need for booster shots - Vimarsana News

'Disconnect between perception and realities of Covid-19': Survey finds Singapore residents split on need for booster shots

Residents in Singapore are split on the need to get Covid-19 booster shots, a recent survey has revealed. And more people, especially those older than 60, now see the virus as a low health risk. These were among the findings of a survey by pharmaceutical company Moderna and market research company YouGov, which aimed to get a sense of Singapore...