Global Initiative Brings Vaccinations to 18 Million Children, Including 12 Million Who'd Never Received Any
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The Big Catch-Up program successfully vaccinated 18 million children over two years, with a remarkable focus on reaching zero-dose children who had previously missed out on essential protections against measles, polio, and diphtheria. This effort addresses a critical gap in global health by ensuring that vulnerable populations gain access to life-saving vaccines.
The Big Catch-Up program successfully vaccinated 18 million children over two years, with a remarkable focus on reaching zero-dose children who had previously missed out on essential protections against measles, polio, and diphtheria. This effort addresses a critical gap in global health by ensuring that vulnerable populations gain access to life-saving vaccines.