Child immunization rates have stabilized, but cuts in financial aid and misinformation jeopardize progress.
Ana-Maria Tapescu
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The United Nations (UN) has reported that although child immunization rates have stabilized after declines during the COVID-19 pandemic, misinformation and international aid cuts pose serious threats. By 2024, 85% of children who need to be immunized will have received all the doses needed, but 14.3 million children remain completely unvaccinated. Aid cuts and mistrust of vaccines threaten progress, especially in the context of measles outbreaks.
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Vaccinarea copiilor, ameninţată de reducerile ajutorului financiar şi de dezinformare, avertizează ONU
ONU: Vaccinarea copiilor este ameninţată de reducerile ajutorului financiar şi de dezinformare
Avertismentul ONU: dezinformarea și „reducerile drastice” ale ajutorului internațional amenință vaccinarea copiilor
Ratele de vaccinare s-au stabilizat la nivel global, după o scădere în timpul pandemiei, dar are problema reducerii ajutorului internațional
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