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Opinion 6 years ago
Let's get childhood immunization back on track
A recent assessment of the Indonesian health system conducted by the Health Ministry and UNICEF shows that 84 percent of the more than 5,000 health facilities surveyed from all 34 provinces reported significant disruptions to immunization services.
National 6 years ago
Government drives vaccination to prevent rise in childhood diseases amid COVID-19
The government and health experts are both urging parents to get their children vaccinated as scheduled in a concerted effort against the reemergence of vaccine-preventable childhood diseases during the COVID-19 health crisis.
World 6 years ago
UN warns of dangerous drop in vaccinations during COVID pandemic
Levels of childhood immunizations against dangerous diseases such as measles, tetanus and diphtheria have dropped alarmingly during the COVID-19 pandemic, putting millions of children at risk, United Nations agencies said on Wednesday.
World 6 years ago
Global vaccines program gets $8.8bn shot in the arm
Governments around the world on Thursday pledged $8.8 billion for global vaccines alliance Gavi to help immunization programs disrupted by coronavirus, prompting calls for global cooperation to ensure a potential COVID-19 vaccine is available to all.
Opinion 6 years ago
Don’t let this pandemic cause another outbreak
Fear of virus exposure has been preventing parents from taking children to hospitals or clinics for routine vaccinations. With the extension of the PSBB, Indonesia is likely to see a significant decline in its immunization coverage unless breakthrough steps are taken to ensure safe immunization services during the pandemic.
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