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Mashup Score: 0Zimbabwe’s battle to control a skin-burrowing worm faces a new challenge: climate change - 4 month(s) ago
Bilharzia, a parasitic worm that uses snails as a vector, is endemic to Zimbabwe, and could get more difficult to manage as weather patterns and temperatures shift, experts say.
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With more infants starting life in touch with the health system, can childhood immunisation rates expect a boost?
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More proof from Kenya, were it needed that maternal health services should be universal and FREE https://t.co/Pa03YGNUMu via @gavi
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Micro Array Patches deliver vaccines without syringes, making them easier to distribute and administer. VaccinesWork asked the Developing Country Vaccine Manufacturers’ Network (DCVMN), a group representing manufacturers across the Global South, how they could make a difference in lower-income countries worldwide.
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Needle-free, pre-dosed, more thermostable and with need for fewer ancillaries, patch vaccines could could increase speed and equity of access during future pandemics. They can also make routine vaccinations easier to deliver. https://t.co/fglEtDLnoN via @gavi
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Micro Array Patches deliver vaccines without syringes, making them easier to distribute and administer. VaccinesWork asked the Developing Country Vaccine Manufacturers’ Network (DCVMN), a group representing manufacturers across the Global South, how they could make a difference in lower-income countries worldwide.
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Vaccine patches could transform immunisation coverage in lower-income countries https://t.co/J2yfCisOM4
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Mashup Score: 218 million doses of first-ever malaria vaccine allocated to 12 African countries for 2023–2025: Gavi, WHO and UNICEF - 10 month(s) ago
Twelve countries across different regions in Africa are set to receive 18 million doses of the first-ever malaria vaccine over the next two years.
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18 million doses of first-ever malaria vaccine allocated to 12 African countries for 2023–2025: Gavi, WHO and UNICEF https://t.co/4tA9eL6j4K
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Mashup Score: 0Global Vaccine Alliance to deploy six-in-one vaccine to lower-income countries, establish innovative mechanisms to protect against future epidemic threats - 11 month(s) ago
Gavi’s Board approved new investments in six-in-one (hexavalent) vaccine and approved a long list of potential new vaccines for consideration for inclusion in future Gavi programmes at its Board Meeting, which concluded today
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Back from the @gavi board meeting in which we: ◆Approved: -investments in 6-in-1 (hexavalent) 💉 & a long list of new 💉💉 for the Gavi 6.0 phase -support for vaccinating high-risk groups against COVID-19 in 2024-2025 ◆Appointed an interim CEO https://t.co/HDDBC0EoLZ https://t.co/QFNRtXEPYy
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Mashup Score: 0Global Vaccine Alliance to deploy six-in-one vaccine to lower-income countries, establish innovative mechanisms to protect against future epidemic threats - 11 month(s) ago
Gavi’s Board approved new investments in six-in-one (hexavalent) vaccine and approved a long list of potential new vaccines for consideration for inclusion in future Gavi programmes at its Board Meeting, which concluded today
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Gavi to restart programmes for vaccines approved but paused (eg, due to the pandemic), including the #HepB birth dose vaccine. Timelines, technical guidance, and parameters of the new programmes to follow… #NoHep #LiverTwitter #IDTwitter @Gavi #HBV https://t.co/XzgNDXGQ27
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Mashup Score: 45Five things you need to know about the new R21 malaria vaccine - 11 month(s) ago
Ghana is the first country to approve a new malaria vaccine that could save millions of lives in the world’s most malaria-ridden regions. Here are five things you need to know about the new vaccine.
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“Ghana has become the first country in the world to approve the highly anticipated R21 malaria vaccine that could save millions from the mosquito-borne disease. The disease kills a child every minute worldwide…” https://t.co/pzeN9cawp9
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Mashup Score: 1David Marlow to Become Interim Chief Executive Officer of Gavi - 11 month(s) ago
The Gavi Board decided today to appoint David Marlow, currently Gavi`s Chief Operating Officer, to the position of Interim Chief Executive Officer, effective 3 August 2023.
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David Marlow, the current @gavi COO, to become interim CEO. The CEO designate Dr Muhammad Pate decided to return and contribute to his home country, Nigeria. As COO, David has led a remarkable operational excellence initiative at Gavi. https://t.co/CwCL7eMmeZ https://t.co/0ak2jB6mst
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Mashup Score: 2Goodbye syringe? Measles and rubella patch demonstrates its worth in Gambia vaccine trial - 12 month(s) ago
Painless, easier to administer and more thermostable than traditional vaccines, microarray patches are being touted as the future of vaccination in low-income and pandemic settings.
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Goodbye syringe?Measles & rubella patch demonstrates its worth in Gambia vaccine trial Painless, easier to administer & more thermostable than traditional vaccines, microarray patches are being touted as the future of vax in low-income & pandemic settings https://t.co/cyGK706aFa
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Zimbabwe’s battle to control a skin-burrowing worm faces a new challenge: climate change - “the suspected link between climate change and bilharzia rates moves in both directions” https://t.co/tOOI0rvo2U