I was glad to join @gavi CEO, Dr. Sania Nishtar to speak about the Future of Immunization for Humanity. My remarks focused on the use of technological innovations for reaching children that have never been immunized/under immunized.
When you can't find anyone to take care of the carers, the carers take care of themselves. We doctors of MUAT Class 2001-2006 indeed had what is termed as a "blast" in Diani, Mombasa, Kenya
@MbararaUST MBChB 2001 Cohort celebrated two decades of medicine and beyond!
While in Mombasa, the alumni shared tales of adventure, innovation, and making a difference in healthcare, research, and global health.
Plus, stories of life outside the scrubs from travel to family.
@WHOUganda@WHORepinUganda@WHOAFRO This jawdropping.We need remedial measures ASAP. To a large extent, this explains the overwhelming numbers at the cancer Institute and NCD clinics. Child obesity is also on a sharp rise. Guys, let's eat well, get physically active, stop tobacco use and reduce alcohol intake.
Areial view of people in queues around Ibanda Secondary school seeking for medical services at the #AMDAMedicalCamp23.With the tremendous material and financial support rendered to the leadership of #AMDA from the partners, we hope to provide the best services as expected.
Areial view of people in queues around Ibanda Secondary school seeking for medical services at the #AMDAMedicalCamp23.With the tremendous material and financial support rendered to the leadership of #AMDA from the partners, we hope to provide the best services as expected.
๐ขJoin me alongside thought leaders convened by @AfricaEuropeFdn for the #AUEUTracker Special Dialogue today, at 3:00-4:30pm CEST as we converse on how new strategies and initiatives promote or distract from achieving the AU-EU Summit commitments on health.
TODAY! ๐ @AfricaEuropeFdn is hosting the #AUEUTracker Special Dialogue to discuss where the AU-EU commitments on pandemic preparedness stand & how to accelerate progress with @MaEllenSirleaf, @JeanKaseya2, @eloisetodd & more!
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The successes and lessons will help expand and sustain access to immunization services, including COVID-19 vaccination, to persons living in humanitarian settings.
WHO AFRO continues to drive countries towards the achievement of universal health coverage by ensuring equitable access to vaccines for vulnerable people, including people in conflict-affected or hard-to-access areas.
The ongoing 3 days meeting in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, is to gather insights and perspectives from the 16 beneficiary countries to identify what worked well and what did not work well, and document lessons learnt from the project.
If you are in West Africa, and interested by the Africa-Europe Partnership for epidemic preparedness, please note time for the meeting is 13h00 GMT this Wed. 17 May.
๐จ @PAtuhebwe, a Vaccine and Preventable Diseases Expert from the @WHOAFRO will be speaking tomorrow during the #AUEUTracker Special Dialogue.
We look forward to her insights.
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Looking forward to speaking at the @AfricaEuropeFdn#AUEUTracker Special Dialogue on May 17.
The Special Dialogue aims to engage African & European stakeholders to deliver on the AU-EU commitment on pandemic preparedness.
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