The legacy of isolation is a double-edged sword for children in Nuristan, Eastern Afghanistan
In Afghanistan’s remote and mountainous Nuristan province, children are highly vulnerable to polio and other deadly diseases due to multiple, intersecting needs that stem from long-standing isolation and multiple deprivations.
05/10/2011
Immunization leadership challenge for Nigeria’s governors
02/10/2011
Islamic countries emphasize the urgency of stopping polio
30/09/2011
Polio eradication in Afghanistan: intensifying efforts to reach children in Southern Region
30/09/2011
Religious leaders engage for polio-free DR Congo
29/09/2011
Saudi Arabia delivers US$10 million toward polio eradication efforts
22/09/2011
China responds to outbreak of polio
20/09/2011
Polio spreads from Pakistan
20/09/2011
Sanofi Pasteur donates vaccine strain used for polio eradication to WHO
14/09/2011
Twenty years without polio in the Americas
07/09/2011
The polio eradication family mourns its own
06/09/2011
Brick kiln chimneys spread polio messages in Bihar
06/09/2011
Pioneering immunologist Sir Gustav Nossal supports polio eradication campaign
05/09/2011
Challenges for the final 1%
03/09/2011
Piper and The End of Polio
01/09/2011
African Region makes good progress in polio eradication
