Update on polio eradication efforts in Pakistan for January 2019
Update on polio eradication efforts in Afghanistan for January 2019
On the road to polio eradication in Pakistan.
New action plan to close gaps in polio detection
WHO Executive Board’s strong push to finish the job
Update on polio eradication efforts in Pakistan for December 2018
Update on polio eradication efforts in Afghanistan for December 2018
Progress in the challenging last mile of eradication
As the Global Polio Eradication Initiative (GPEI) enters its 31st year, the Chairs of the effort’s main global advisory bodies issue an extr...
Update on polio eradication efforts in Pakistan for November 2018
Endemic countries, WHO and partners are committed to eradicate polio
Jean-Marc Olivé, Chairman of the Technical Advisory Group, reflects on what needs to be done to end polio in the Horn of Africa.
A review committee met in Nairobi to assess progress of the African region towards being certified polio-free
Update on polio eradication efforts in Afghanistan for November 2018
Update on polio eradication efforts in Pakistan for October 2018
Afghanistan aims to reach the most vulnerable in Southern and Eastern provinces.
Dr Zubair Wadood, senior polio epidemiologist and technical expert at WHO, speaks to us about the remaining operational challenges to reachi...
Update on polio eradication efforts in Pakistan for September 2018
Update on polio eradication efforts in Afghanistan for October 2018
Over 31 million children will be vaccinated against measles in Pakistan in a countrywide immunization campaign supported by the polio progra...
Update on polio eradication efforts in Afghanistan for September 2018
Girl or boy, health workers in Nigeria are determined to show parents that the polio vaccination is for all children.
Update on polio eradication efforts in Afghanistan for August 2018
Meet WHO’s Chris Maher, who has spent 25 years following polio to its last hiding places.
On Pakistan Independence Day, vaccinators break records for the number of children protected against polio.