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Where COVID Has Shifted Flu and RSV Seasons
In some countries, peaks in flu hospitalizations occurred 4.3 weeks early on average relative to the pre-COVID era
Moderna Cancels Kenya Vaccine Project Due to Familiar Economic Hurdles
The cancellation reminds the world that more efforts are needed for equitable vaccine distribution
India's Moment for Global Health Leadership
India is well positioned to shape the future of global health
Insights From India on Expanding Global Vaccine Production
The Indian pharmaceutical industry offers lessons for building vaccine-production capacity in developing countries
Efforts Against Flu Show Developing Nations Can Make Vaccines
WHO's global plan for influenza vaccines blazed a trail for more vaccine production in low- and middle-income countries
The WHO's Push for Global mRNA Vaccine Access
Will the WHO hub realize its vision before the next global health crisis?
Expediting Access to the Tuberculosis Vaccine
Engaging countries where tuberculosis is abundant could aid research and development
COVID-19 Vaccine Hesitancy in Africa: Tackling Safety Concerns for Optimal Uptake
To accelerate vaccine uptake, African countries have to battle the growing reservations toward the vaccine
Vaccine Confidence After COVID-19
An interview with Ali Mokdad on how the pandemic affected trust in vaccines
Why Investing in Cold Chain Technologies Will Improve Health Outcomes
Failure to maintain an unbroken cold chain is among the top reasons vaccines are discarded.
The United States Should Rethink Its COVID Entry Requirements
The science shows that infection provides as much protection as vaccination
Religious Liberty in the Time of COVID-19
Experts weigh in on vaccine exemptions and the role of religion in public health
In Africa, Open Biologics and Tech Transfer Pave the Way for Local Vaccine Manufacturing
How the development of Africa's first home-grown mRNA COVID-19 vaccine could shape the future of vaccine innovation