Photo credit: Karina Zambra/PAHO Even before the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic upended all of our lives, measles cases surged to a 23-year high around the world. Now, because of global lockdowns or
GLOBAL MEASLES VACCINATION DRIVE TO PROTECT UP TO 45 MILLION CHILDREN VACCINATION CAMPAIGNS IN SEVEN COUNTRIES TO TACKLE RISE IN MEASLES CASES WORLDWIDE London, 5 February 2020 – Gavi, the Va
Part 2. In Behasa, the native language of Indonesia, there is no word for Rubella. In one of the most populated countries in the world, a disease that had over 2,800 confirmed cases in 2017 year and
Part 1. When Grace Melia found out she was pregnant with her first child it came as a shock. She and her boyfriend Adit had not been seeing each other long and had never discussed marriage, let alone
Joint news release CDC/GAVI/UNICEF/WHO 26 OCTOBER 2017 | GENEVA │ NEW YORK │ ATLANTA – In 2016, an estimated 90 000 people died from measles – an 84% drop from more than 550 000 deaths in 2000
2016 was a year of victory and challenge in the global fight against measles and rubella. From 2000 through the end of 2015, measles vaccines saved an estimated 20.3 million lives. All six WHO regions
The annual Measles & Rubella Partnership (M&RP) Partners’ Meeting will be held on September 7th and 8th in Washington, DC and will unite an anticipated 150 diverse partners from priva
The M&RP has identified 12 progress indicators to track progress in reaching regional measles and rubella elimination goals. These indicators will be assessed annually through at least 2020
Celebrating a $50 million dollar investment by Alwaleed Philanthropies to support UNICEF’s measles and rubella elimination activities UNICEF and Alwaleed Philanthropies kick off World Immunization W
What is measles? Measles is far too common, but unlike a common cold, this infection can be fatal. Measles virus spreads through the air when an infected person coughs or sneezes and can seriously aff
Photo credit: Karina Zambra/PAHO Even before the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic upended all of our lives, measles cases surged to a 23-year high around the world. Now, because of global lockdowns or
GLOBAL MEASLES VACCINATION DRIVE TO PROTECT UP TO 45 MILLION CHILDREN VACCINATION CAMPAIGNS IN SEVEN COUNTRIES TO TACKLE RISE IN MEASLES CASES WORLDWIDE London, 5 February 2020 – Gavi, the Va
Part 2. In Behasa, the native language of Indonesia, there is no word for Rubella. In one of the most populated countries in the world, a disease that had over 2,800 confirmed cases in 2017 year and
Part 1. When Grace Melia found out she was pregnant with her first child it came as a shock. She and her boyfriend Adit had not been seeing each other long and had never discussed marriage, let alone
Joint news release CDC/GAVI/UNICEF/WHO 26 OCTOBER 2017 | GENEVA │ NEW YORK │ ATLANTA – In 2016, an estimated 90 000 people died from measles – an 84% drop from more than 550 000 deaths in 2000
2016 was a year of victory and challenge in the global fight against measles and rubella. From 2000 through the end of 2015, measles vaccines saved an estimated 20.3 million lives. All six WHO regions
The annual Measles & Rubella Partnership (M&RP) Partners’ Meeting will be held on September 7th and 8th in Washington, DC and will unite an anticipated 150 diverse partners from priva
The M&RP has identified 12 progress indicators to track progress in reaching regional measles and rubella elimination goals. These indicators will be assessed annually through at least 2020
Celebrating a $50 million dollar investment by Alwaleed Philanthropies to support UNICEF’s measles and rubella elimination activities UNICEF and Alwaleed Philanthropies kick off World Immunization W
What is measles? Measles is far too common, but unlike a common cold, this infection can be fatal. Measles virus spreads through the air when an infected person coughs or sneezes and can seriously aff
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