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Iraq receives first doses donated by Italy through COVAX
As part of its pledge to deliver 15 million doses of COVID-19 vaccines, the first doses donated by Italy have been delivered to Iraq, with more shipping to additional countries in the coming days.
You don’t need to worry about COVID vaccines being ‘unnatural’ or ‘synthetic’
mRNA vaccines are the first synthetic vaccines, meaning they are made outside of a living cell. But so are lots of things we consume every day, such as vitamin C pills and other dietary supplements.
Review: Survivors – Hope and Resilience in the Time of Ebola
The Sierra Leonean documentary is a complex portrait of courageous solidarity amid contagion.
Pop culture icons and political satire in Bristol
The British artist John D’oh uses humour and wit to drive home messages about vaccines and other measures such as hand-washing and social distancing to stop the spread of COVID-19.
We’re getting closer to a vaccine against Chikungunya
Launch of vaccine trial marks “significant milestone” towards beating this debilitating disease.
Building on its pledge of EUR 1.62 billion to COVAX, the German government has donated the first batch of its pledge of 100 million doses of COVID-19 vaccines, the majority of which will be delivered via COVAX.
South Sudan’s polio vaccination campaigns are bearing fruit
South Sudan has systematically implemented campaigns to eradicate polio in the country. Hard-working vaccinators are striving to keep it that way.
Study of 6.2 million Americans shows no significant side effects from COVID-19 RNA vaccines
A study looking at health issues such as stroke or seizures after COVID-19 vaccination showed that vaccines weren’t linked to any significant number of side effects.
Joint COVAX statement on Supply Forecast for 2021 and early 2022
COVAX has already achieved significant progress: more than US$10 billion has been raised; legally-binding commitments for up to 4.5 billion doses of vaccine; 240 million doses have been delivered to 139 countries in just six months.
Gavi funding boosts yellow fever diagnostics capacity across Africa
Gavi’s investment in initiative to boost yellow fever diagnostic capacity across Africa has ‘revolutionised’ diagnostics on the continent reducing the risk of future epidemics.
COVID-19 vaccination halves the risk of Long COVID
Data from the UK suggests double vaccination lowers the risk of ongoing COVID-19 symptoms, as well as reducing hospitalisations and the severity of the initial illness.
Boosting yellow fever testing in Nigeria
With support from Gavi and other partners, Nigeria’s CDC is in a strong position to test for and combat yellow fever.