Interviews with four experts
Latest recommendations from independent global certification body
Parameters for global eradication revisited
From a remote village in Malawi called Chinthenche to Zambia, Ethiopia, Nigeria, and finally the WHO Regional Office for Africa.
The last detected case of polio in the Region of the Americas was in 1991. This year we celebrate 30 years without the disease! But what doe...
Despite success against wild polio in the African region, outbreaks of the non-wild form of polio, cVDPV2, continue. With continued country...
In the middle of a devastating pandemic with no end in sight, a glimmer of hope came in August 2020, on the day the African Region was offic...
A win for polio is a win for global health
Dr. Tunji Funsho was honored as one of TIME's 100 most influential people for 2020.
Professor Rose Leke on polio eradication, gender and women in science.
Support from national governments and global donors critical to the region’s success against wild polio and must continue to achieve a polio...
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How the African Region is Celebrating the End of Wild Polio while cVDPV Outbreaks Continue
DG calls for doubling of efforts to now finish all remaining poliovirus strains
Global eradication of wild poliovirus type 3 declared on World Polio Day
Second wild poliovirus strain globally eradicated?
A milestone in an ongoing journey to achieve global polio eradication
What drives our conviction? Have a read…
Eastern Mediterranean Regional Commission for Certification of Poliomyelitis Eradication weighs in
An eye on regional certification of wild poliovirus eradication
Polio programme assessed by experts at the global immunization meeting
South Sudan leverages Smart Interactive visualization of Disease surveillance and Routine Immunization assessments
Global Commission for Certification of Poliomyelitis Eradication (GCC) meet in Geneva to intensify its work on global certification criteria
February 2019, Brazzaville, Republic of Congo
WHO seeks input on guidance document