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The launch of IPV in Bangladesh demonstrates what can be achieved through strong integration of polio eradication and routine immunization
Frontline health workers are vaccinating children and changing attitudes family by family in the most hard to reach areas of Pakistan
April marks the 60th anniversary of the announcement that Jonas Salk’s inactivated polio vaccine (IPV) was safe and effective; his work is p...
At the start of 2015, global and regional bodies have been meeting to evaluate progress and establish strategies for the coming year.
This International Women’s Day, we celebrate the women at the heart of polio eradication
Read more on the work of Dr Singh and Dr Kumar here. Surveillance experts from India are working to strengthen the Ebola outbreak response i...
This month, Nigeria became the first polio endemic country to use inactivated polio vaccine in routine systems.
Ensuring access to every child in every district remains the priority in Pakistan.
Significant progress has been made in the outbreak response, yet missed children remain a threat.
Since the outbreak of polio and the response launched in October 2013, the Middle East has made incredible progress towards becoming polio-f...
Expert Review Committee in Nigeria urges vigilance in light of tentative steps towards eradication in Nigeria.
International support critical to protecting children everywhere against lifelong polio paralysis
The Organization of African First Ladies Against HIV/AIDs rally against polio
No child need ever again suffer polio-paralysis, but experts warn of grave humanitarian consequences if success is not reached
Six months with no case of wild polio signifies dramatic progress in Nigeria.
