World Immunisation Week

Total antibody levels start to wane six weeks after complete immunisation with Pfizer and AstraZeneca vaccines, and can reduce by more than 50 per cent over 10 weeks, according to study published in The Lancet journal.

World Immunisation Week 2020: This week highlights the use of vaccines and their importance to fight against diseases at different ages. Know theme, significance and objective of World Immunisation Week 2020.

New Delhi: With the ongoing World Immunization Week from April 24-30, an expert panel met on Thursday to discuss about the need and challenges of full immunization in the country. The experts noted that 2-3 million deaths in the country are preventable if infants get vaccinations on time. According to experts, in 2015, 86 per cent (116 million) of...

By Alison Saldanha/ IndiaSpend.org Among larger Indian states, Gujarat has the least number of vaccinated children: 50.4 per cent (2015-16 data). The immunisation rate of the fourth-richest state (2013-14) is now worse than that of some of the most backward states — Bihar, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh, called Bimaru (or sick) state...

Total antibody levels start to wane six weeks after complete immunisation with Pfizer and AstraZeneca vaccines, and can reduce by more than 50 per cent over 10 weeks, according to study published in The Lancet journal.

World Immunisation Week 2020: This week highlights the use of vaccines and their importance to fight against diseases at different ages. Know theme, significance and objective of World Immunisation Week 2020.

New Delhi: With the ongoing World Immunization Week from April 24-30, an expert panel met on Thursday to discuss about the need and challenges of full immunization in the country. The experts noted that 2-3 million deaths in the country are preventable if infants get vaccinations on time. According to experts, in 2015, 86 per cent (116 million) of...

By Alison Saldanha/ IndiaSpend.org Among larger Indian states, Gujarat has the least number of vaccinated children: 50.4 per cent (2015-16 data). The immunisation rate of the fourth-richest state (2013-14) is now worse than that of some of the most backward states — Bihar, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh, called Bimaru (or sick) state...