Concern as ‘barriers’ prevent school children receiving crucial vaccines

Preventable diseases with a vaccine, such as measles, meningitis and yellow fever, are on the rise in a context of misinformation and cuts in international aid, warned the UN and the Alliance of Vaccines (Gavi) on Wednesday. "Vaccinations have saved more than 150 million lives over the past five decades," said World Health Organization (WHO) Director Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, on the occasion of World Immunization Week. "Financial cuts that aff…

Falling Vaccine Coverage Threatens a Surge in Preventable Diseases

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The World Health Organization and the Vaccine Alliance, which are also targeted by budget cuts, are warning: diseases that can be prevented through vaccination are on the rise. Disinformation is pointed with the fingerRedole, meningitis, yellow fever... Diseases that can be prevented through vaccination are starting to rise, in a context of misinformation and cuts in international aid, warned Wednesday evening the UN and the Vaccine Alliance (Ga…

The United Nations (UN) and the Vaccination Alliance (Gavi) launched a serious warning this Wednesday: preventable diseases such as measles, meningitis and yellow fever are on an alarming increase worldwide.The entry The UN warns about the rise of preventable diseases in the face of a global fall in vaccination #24Apr was first published in El Impulso.

Since the national government decreed the health emergency due to the increase in cases of yellow fever, the team of the Lie Detector of La Silla Vacía began to detect an increase in the check-ups of channels, videos and disinformation on vaccines, mosquitoes and Bill Gates. These are lies recaptured from the pandemic of the covid five years ago. The increase in cases of the disease and extraordinary measures of the government are the perfect br…

Concern as ‘barriers’ prevent school children receiving crucial vaccines

The uptake of vaccines in Redcar and Cleveland among school children aged ten and over is lagging well behind the national average.