US EditionDOH: 31,000 Filipino children, women, seniors receive vaccines
- The Department of Health implements a vaccination effort for thousands of Filipinos in Calbayog during World Immunization Week.
- This initiative is part of the health department's efforts addressing reduced coverage since the COVID-19 pandemic began.
- Reports indicate around 31,000 people were expected to receive vaccines on the campaign's first day alone.
- Globally, 14.5 million children missed their entire routine vaccine schedule in 2023.
- Global health agencies urge sustained investment and stronger programs to combat rising vaccine-preventable disease outbreaks.
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DOH: 31,000 Filipino children, women, seniors receive vaccines
Thousands of children, women and senior citizens in Calbayog, Samar are set to receive various vaccines as part of the Department of Health’s (DOH) efforts during World Immunization Week, which runs from April 24 to 30.
Reversal of vaccine coverage: UN warns about return of preventable diseases
Rougeole, meningitis, yellow fever... Illnesses that can be prevented by vaccination are rising again, in a context of misinformation and cuts in international aid, alerted the UN and the Alliance of Vaccines (Gavi) on Wednesday. ...
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Health. Preventable diseases increase due to lack of vaccination, warns the United Nations
Diseases that can be prevented through vaccination are on the rise, in a context of misinformation and cuts in international aid, alerted the United Nations and the Vaccine Alliance (Gavi) on Wednesday.
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