World Immunization Week: Protect every person from vaccine-preventable diseases

World Immunization Week: Protect every person from vaccine-preventable diseases

“Vaccines are one of humanity’s greatest achievements.  Over the last 50 years, essential vaccines have saved at least 154 million lives. That’s six lives a minute, every day, for five decades. “In these 50 years, vaccination accounts for 40 percent of the improvement in infant survival, and more children now live to see their first birthday and beyond than at any other time in human history. Measles vaccine alone accounts for 60 percent of thos…

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Tarma: Found municipal worker body missing a week agoBy requirement they arrest singer after concert, it owes S/17 thousand for foodThe regions of Junín and Huancavelica began the Vaccination Week in the Americas 2025 with colorful activities, prevention messages and a clear goal: to vaccinate thousands of children, older adults, pregnant women and vulnerable communities to protect them from preventable diseases.MIRA THIS: Municipality of El Tam…

World Immunization Week 2025: ‘Immunization for All is Humanly Possible’ - Worldstage

World Immunization Week 2025, observed from 24–30 April, brings together the global health community to highlight the lifesaving power of vaccines and call for renewed commitment to immunization for all. Under the banner Immunization for All is Humanly Possible, this year’s campaign stresses how, with collective efforts and investment, everyone can be protected from vaccine-preventable diseases. Vaccines are one of the humanity’s greatest achiev…

In the summer, Arctic foxes at the breeding station in Oppdal will be vaccinated against four diseases.