US EditionGPEI-Poliovirus-essential facility in Belgium awarded world’s first Certificate of Containment
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GPEI-Poliovirus-essential facility in Belgium awarded world’s first Certificate of Containment
WHO/C. de Kat Reynen To achieve and maintain poliomyelitis (polio) eradication, it is vital to minimize the risk of live poliovirus release into communities from laboratories, vaccine production sites or storage facilities. In 2018, WHO Member States agreed in a World Health Assembly resolution on the containment of polioviruses that, ultimately, all polioviruses kept in facilities must be inventoried and then either destroyed or, if still neede…
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