World Immunization Week Champions Vaccine Success Stories
Amid ongoing public health challenges, global institutions are celebrating World Immunization Week, spotlighting the transformative power of vaccines in eradicating or controlling infectious diseases. According to the WHO, vaccines have saved about six lives every minute over the past half-century. Experts underscore the importance of reaching underserved populations—millions of children still lack access to basic immunizations. Throughout the week, health advocacy groups are organizing educational events, targeting vaccine hesitancy and promoting catch-up campaigns for missed shots. By maintaining high vaccination rates, communities can head off resurgences of polio, measles, and other preventable ailments.
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