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🛡️ August is National Immunization Awareness Month (NIAM)! 🛡️ Vaccines are vital for protecting people of all ages from serious diseases. As the new school year approaches, make sure your child is protected from preventable diseases like polio, chickenpox, and measles with routine vaccines. Take the quiz to learn what vaccines your child may need: bit.ly/3oXSZoR #CDC #PublicHealth #iVax2Protect #NIAM #NationalImmunizationAwarenessMonth

Polio has been nearly eradicated worldwide thanks to dedicated efforts in immunization. But until it's gone everywhere, it's a threat everywhere. This World Polio Day, let’s remind ourselves of the power of vaccines and support the final push to end polio for good. #VaccinateToEliminate #PolioEndGame #EndPolioNow #WorldPolioDay #HealthForAll #FightToEndPolio #PolioEradication #EndPolio #VaccinesSaveLives #WorldPolioDay2024 #HealthGennie #VaccinesWork #GlobalHealth #PolioFreeWorld #PolioFreeWorld Health Gennie

Today, I attended the National Training of Trainers for the Integrated Supplementary Immunization Activities, organized by the National Primary Health Care Development Agency (NPHCDA). This integrated campaign will offer our children the opportunity to receive ALL the essential vaccines - Measles, Yellow Fever, Polio, and HPV – under ONE campaign, across 26 States of Nigeria. This approach could signal the end of vertical vaccination programs and make it easier to protect our children against these life-threatening diseases. Why Does It Matter?  Vaccination plays a critical role in:    📍 preventing outbreaks and epidemics   📍 protecting the health and well-being of our children   📍 giving the future generation a healthier assurance   📍 Boosting economic growth and development. Let’s spread the news and protect our future generation. #VaccinationIsKey #IntegratedVaccination #ProtectOurChildren #HealthyFuture #MeaslesFree #PolioFree #HPVFree #YellowFeverFree #NToT #SIAs

This #WorldImmunizationWeek, themed 'Humanly Possible: Immunization for all', we celebrate the achievements of immunization in eradicating smallpox, nearly eradicating polio, & radically reducing child mortality in the past 50 years, globally. 📢As we celebrate, 1. Take a moment to learn about how vaccines work to contribute to our collective well-being. 2. To make sure you are fully protected: ✅Follow the local vaccine schedule. ✅Be wary of misinformation. ✅Stay informed with any changes to the vaccine guidelines. #HumanlyPossible #VaccinesWork #Immunizationforall

According to immunization coverage data by the World Health Organization, the vaccine against tuberculosis was still the most widespread in the world in the year 2022 with a coverage level of 87 percent. Tetanus, Polio and Hepatitis B were the next most common at 84 percent each. The WHO measures the global reach of vaccine coverage by the number of one-year-olds around the world who have received those vaccines. In the case of yellow fever, the reach of the vaccine is only measured by the share of children who should receive it in 40 countries and territories affected.

🌐 March 24th was World TB Day, a moment to unite in the fight against tuberculosis. TB is preventable and treatable, and awareness is the first step to eradicating it. This year let's spotlight the significance of TB vaccination, especially for our little ones. Did you know that TB vaccination is a crucial part of childhood immunization, providing protection against severe forms of the disease? Share this post to spread awareness about TB prevention and the importance of vaccinations for a healthier future. 🌍💙 #WorldTBDay #VaccinesWork #EndTB #omnicare #mobilehealth

World Immunization Week (WIW) is an international health event that is usually observed from April 24 to 30. Its goal is to increase vaccination rates and shield people of all ages against infectious illnesses. Immunization campaigns have made it possible to defeat polio, eradicating smallpox and guarantee that more children than ever before survive and thrive. (News 18). The 2024 theme is "Humanly Possible" emphasizing on taking all humanly possible action to eradicate preventable diseases. #WorldImmunizationWeek2024 #bcgvaccine

Did you know? - Vaccines have prevented an estimated 10 million deaths worldwide between 2010 and 2015 alone. - Immunization is recognized as one of the most effective and safe ways to protect against infectious diseases. - In 2019, 85% of children worldwide received the recommended three doses of diphtheria, tetanus, and pertussis (DTP3) vaccine, thanks to global immunization efforts. Immunization saves lives and protects our communities from preventable diseases. Let's get vaccinated and encourage others to do the same! #vaccinesworks #vaccinesaveslives #immunizationforall #immunizationsaveslives #healthforall #communityawareness #communityhealth #immunizationawareness

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❓ Did you know that the global vaccine drives of the 20th century are one of humanity's greatest achievements? 💉 🛡 Immunization campaigns have eradicated smallpox, nearly defeated polio, and saved countless lives. 🌍 This year, World Immunization Week celebrates 50 years of the Expanded Programme on Immunization (EPI) of the World Health Organization, recognizing the collective efforts to protect against vaccine-preventable diseases. Despite progress, challenges persist. 🇲🇬 In Madagascar, one out of three children is considered zero-dose, meaning they never received the basic vaccines. We at Doctors for Madagascar are dedicated to the health and well-being of the population in thr South of Madagascar and are firm believers that vaccination is the paramount shield against preventable diseases. #doctorsformadagascar #actdontwatch #publichealth #HealthcareForAll #VaccinesWork #WorldImmunizationWeek