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21 August 2024
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.

30/06/2011
India: new West Bengal Chief Minister calls to end polio now

23/06/2011
Tachi Yamada, long-serving polio advocate at Gates Foundation, steps down as President of Global Health Program

22/06/2011
IMB to convene in London to assess progress towards polio-free world

17/06/2011
The Polio ‘Endgame’

10/06/2011
Risk of polio from Chad is high

01/06/2011
Nigeria triples number of children fully vaccinated

28/05/2011
Heads of G8 countries reaffirm commitment to polio-free world

27/05/2011
WHO facilitates new polio vaccine technology transfer

26/05/2011
U.S., Russia reaffirm commitment to eradicate polio at G8 Summit

24/05/2011
Dr Bruce Aylward: How we’ll stop polio for good

24/05/2011
Global health leaders express concern over polio funding gap

24/05/2011
Eradicating polio will take renewed resolve, says Gates

23/05/2011
Polio goes to TED

19/05/2011
What’s in 1%? Polio Outbreak in the Republic of Congo

19/05/2011
Engaging with the polio-affected communities of eastern Chad

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