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Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance, helps vaccinate half the world’s children against deadly and debilitating diseases. French posts @gavi_fr #ForOurFuture

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A vaccine may be free, but for families in remote communities reaching it can be costly, dangerous and take hours of travel. In eastern Uganda, new motorbikes and protective equipment are helping health workers bring vaccination services closer to the families facing the greatest barriers: bit.ly/4frvDyi
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In 2022, @Gavi’s HPV vaccine revitalisation programme set an ambitious target of reaching more than 86 million adolescent girls with the HPV vaccine by 2025. I’m delighted that lower-income countries exceeded this target by protecting 95 million girls against #cervicalcancer – 79 million in the past three years alone. Every dose administered brings renewed hope that cervical cancer could be the first cancer to ever be eliminated:
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The choices made now will shape how quickly and equitably the world responds to the next threat. Read more about Gavi’s latest policy brief: bit.ly/4wSwZcC
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Health crises like the recent Ebola outbreaks continue to expose the same truth: outbreaks continue to emerge, spread and cross borders faster than health systems can consistently contain them. So how can the world move from firefighting to future proofing? 🧵👇
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In 2020, an estimated 20 million pregnant people worldwide carried Group B Strep (GBS), resulting in: • up to 91,000 infant deaths • 46,000 stillbirths • more than half a million preterm births Two GBS vaccines are currently in late-stage clinical trials. Here’s what they could mean for infant health: bit.ly/4wNWiwq
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Congratulations to Minister of Health Dr @CHRISBARYOMUNS1, @MinofHealthUG and all the frontline health workers who made this possible. Discharging the last #Ebola patient in the midst of a rapidly evolving and complex outbreak is testament to the strength of Uganda’s health system and offers important lessons to other countries facing challenging outbreaks. I join the call for continued vigilance and close coordination to help ensure this outbreak can officially be declared over:
Ministry of Health- Uganda@MinofHealthUG

Today, #Uganda has discharged the last #Ebola patient, a Congolese national who has successfully recovered and ready to be with his family. We now begin the 42-day countdown required before Uganda can officially declare the outbreak over, in line with international guidelines. While we celebrate this achievement, we urge everyone to remain vigilant. If you develop symptoms such as fever, vomiting, diarrhoea or unexplained bleeding, seek immediate medical care. Early treatment saves lives. The Ministry appreciates health workers, communities, partners and all Ugandans for standing together to protect our nation. The discharge was officiated by the Minister for Health, Hon. @CHRISBARYOMUNS1, Director General Health Services, Prof. @olaro_charles, Under Secretary, Mr. Kenneth Akiiri, @WHOUganda, @UNICEFUganda, @AfricaCDC and Ministry of Health senior officials at the Mulago National Isolation Unit. For more information, visit; health.go.ug/uganda-dischar… #MOHatWork | #FightEbolaUG26

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Amid a sharp rise in dog bites across India’s Jammu and Kashmir region, health workers note a growing demand for rabies vaccination. Here’s how they are mobilising to protect communities and prevent a bit from becoming a deadly infection: bit.ly/4ynStiW
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A lesser-known consequence of infectious disease is blindness. Measles qualified as the single leading cause of blindness in children in developing countries as recently as 20 years ago, and rubella can lead to cataracts. Vaccination can help prevent both. In Nigeria, one doctor who lost his own sight is helping children protect theirs: bit.ly/4yGNdaq
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25 years ago, a child born in a lower-income country had around a 50% chance of receiving basic vaccines. Today, it’s 82%. This historic shift has helped halve child mortality in these regions. But our work isn't finished. Millions of children are still missing out on their first dose, and essential funding for immunisation is under threat. Where you’re born shouldn’t dictate if you survive childhood. In this video we explore the current state of global immunisation, and why it's more important than ever that we keep showing up. The story: bit.ly/4yqSoef
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Mosquitoes can be both a nuisance and a lethal threat. But researchers are investigating whether giving them a modified virus could turn them into flying vaccines, helping reduce the spread of rabies and Nipah virus from bats to humans. The full story: bit.ly/3Nvk2nI
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One of the deadliest pandemics in recorded history left a surprisingly faint paper trail. For many Black Death survivors, plague may have been too traumatic, dangerous or taboo to name. Here what the traces that were left behind can teach us about what to expect from modern pandemic memory: bit.ly/4aTtw4Q via @ConversationUK
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What if the future of immunisation didn't require syringes? 💉 From vaccine patches to nasal sprays, a new wave of needle-free technology is quietly preparing to transform how we think about immunisation. The goal? To make vaccines easier to distribute, less invasive and better at blocking infections at their point of entry. The full story on VaccinesWork: bit.ly/4o1SoN5
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Every year, @WHO and @UNICEF’s WUENIC estimates provide one of the clearest snapshots of whether children around the world are receiving essential vaccines, and where the gaps still lie. The latest data shows important progress but also reveals where millions of children are still being left behind. Eight important takeaways from the latest report: 👇🧵
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