Now available! @WHO estimates of global impact of vaccination against 14 key pathogens for Immunization Agenda 2030
Vaccinations administered between the years 2021 and 2030 could avert an estimated 51.5 million deaths
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It's #WorldImmunizationWeek#Immunization is one of humanity's greatest achievements helping to eradicate smallpox and save at least 3 million lives a year.
And you’re part of it. By being vaccinated, you’re helping to keep others safe. Now we need your help again.
We’re calling on world leaders to commit urgent funds to childhood vaccines, because no one deserves to die of an illness we can prevent.
Join us, and show the world what’s #HumanlyPossible.
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Many thanks to co-authors Austin Carter, William Msemburi, Katy Gaythorpe @mathModInf Philipp Lambach, Ann Lindstrand, and Raymond Hutubessy and everyone who has contributed to this endeavor! 🙏
Now available! @WHO estimates of global impact of vaccination against 14 key pathogens for Immunization Agenda 2030
Vaccinations administered between the years 2021 and 2030 could avert an estimated 51.5 million deaths
👇👇👇
https://t.co/xjHoxtCL5L
Vaccination will have the largest impact on low- and lower middle- income countries (75% of total deaths averted) and in the African region (45% of total deaths)
Raymond Hutubessy, @lauerjeremy Birgitte Giersing @markjit and @YoonieSim and colleagues introduce the Full Value of Vaccines Assessment framework.
Read the study here: https://t.co/hftOeAV5Gl
- Vaccine programme implementation and evaluation, social and behavioural science
- Value estimation of vaccines (Pricing, procurement, needs estimation and/or regulation of medicines)
- Health systems and programme delivery
Call for experts: @WHO IVB is seeking experts to serve as members on IVIR-AC. Scientists, healthcare professionals, and healthcare regulators with expertise in the following areas are encouraged to express interest by 20 April 2023 https://t.co/CBHqUEvDdB
- Scientists involved in conducting mathematical modeling/quantitative methods in vaccine research
- Economic analysis of vaccine development, planning and/or implementation
Adolescent/adult TB vaccine could produce $283 to 474 billion in health and economic benefits by 2050 @AllisonPortnoy @YoonieSim https://t.co/4QchAZZ6ej
As we begin 2023, we note the positive milestones of 2022: see this global top 10 for the year that includes the growing reach of the first malaria vaccine to children in Africa + the life-saving power of #CovidVaccines#VaccinesWork
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The #Modeling4policy workshop ended today after 3 days of intense discussions. The participants consolidated ideas and built consensus for a draft roadmap which will be soon shared.
Many thanks to the participants who shared their experiences and worked on this roadmap
New Request for Proposals! We’re recruiting disease-specific models of #vaccine impact for #malaria, #COVID19, #meningitis A / MMCV, #hepatitis B, and other cross-cutting groups that will add value. More info, including eligibility: https://t.co/2cA0zvMxVV #/Vaccines #EpiTwitter
We are expanding our team and looking for a consultant to support the analytics efforts to generate and update the modelled estimates of vaccine impact for the Immunization Agenda 2030. Come and join us on the exciting journey! #IA2030
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In 2022 the world is experiencing one of the largest backslides of global immunization rates in history.
Now is the only chance we have to work together, to pull resources and invest in vaccinating humanity against all diseases and illnesses.
The VIMC and the University of Cambridge are running an intensive 6-day short course on Mathematical Modelling for Vaccine-preventable Diseases for participants from low and middle-income countries. Full details here - https://t.co/BlaOX3pgVt