@seattledot long lines at airport to get light rail tickets. Why not add a few more kiosks? If we make transit easy people will use it! @KingCountyMetro
What an absolute joy to hear @abe_verghese speak tonight at the @SPLBuzz - his new book Covenant of Water is an amazing tome to the empathy and love in humanity with medicine and public health sprinkled in. Listen to the audiobook if you can to hear in his words.
Exciting to see continued evidence that one-dose of #HPV vaccine is effective in protecting against cervical cancer. A one-dose regimen will make it easier and more affordable to protect girls everywhere from the threat of cervical cancer. https://t.co/eZUc1SZvjV
Too many girls have missed out on #HPV vaccines. Yet, one dose of HPV vaccine can protect against viruses that cause cervical cancer. Ending cervical cancer everywhere is possible if communities have access to preventive, screening and treatment tools. https://t.co/yrTfj8hOJe
Malawi 🇲🇼is the third African country (and sixth in the world) to introduce #Typhoid Conjugate vaccine into the routine immunization schedule. Children 9 months to just under 15 years of age are receiving this vaccine across Malawi🇲🇼.
@PATHtweets@gavi@JSIhealth@health_malawi
Vaccines are the best tool for preventing #cervicalcancer and protecting girls.
That’s why we’re joining forces with partners to commit to reach 86 million adolescent girls with the life-saving #HPV vaccine by 2025: https://t.co/41XXztYcu9 #WorldImunizationWeek
via @NYTOpinion - beautiful @myeoh_official - what a thoughtful piece about women and girls after a pivotal evening for you. Multiple congratulations to you! https://t.co/JJRRRICDcm
Cholera and typhoid are still killing people today as well. @gavi protects people's lives by increasing equitable and sustainable use of vaccines - including those that prevent cholera and typhoid! https://t.co/43TadR6KfM
Cervical cancer is the fourth most common cancer in women globally.
@WHO’s revised recommendation that 1 dose of #HPV vaccine offers comparable efficacy to 2 doses for girls 9-20 can expand access to protect more women and girls against the disease. https://t.co/0JmGMW32A3
We are so honored to have Dr. Gagandeep Kang (@GKangInd), one of India’s foremost public health leaders, as a mentor for the India Leadership journey. Apply for the 2023 India Leadership Journey and get a chance to be mentored by her. https://t.co/dyaWboZO3W
Public health supply chains should be integrated to mirror how health workers provide services. @VillageReach Tiwonge Mkandawire and I discuss ways to make health products more accessible and effective in Products to People Ep1 https://t.co/nkAGXmzBiO
This is simply disastrous. The demand forecast for cholera vaccine is considered unpredictable, yet we’re seeing outbreak after outbreak and insufficient vaccine to alleviate the disease in vulnerable populations with few other resources.
Now 17 days after #Haiti confirmed first cholera cases since 2019. Really hard situation in the country with limited water supply, health care etc. It's also still hurricane season! Despite having free access to #cholera vaccines, the country has yet to plan for any use.
A study covering the 73 Gavi-supp. countries shows that,4 every US$ 1 spent on immunisation in the 2021-30 period, US$ 21 are saved in health care costs, lost wages and lost productivity due to illness and death @UNICEF @WHO @gavi https://t.co/6bQUOGfZl7