Oct 2026· Revista Española de Salud Pública· Vol 100· 0 citations
Medicine
TL;DR
The common vaccination schedule stands as a pillar of healthcare cohesion, and its future depends on political consensus, scientific innovation, and equity.
Brazil introduced dengue vaccination into its public health system during an exceptionally large epidemic, making both vaccine uptake and prevention of severe outcomes central policy questions. This narrative and critical review examines the implementation of dengue vaccination in Brazil, available coverage indicators,...
Marina Ribeiro Fernandes Oliveira, Rafaela Alves, Mariana Alves Lima et al.· International Health Science...· 0 citations
Thanks to extensive efforts by global and local health organizations, there has been much progress towards eradicating Polio; however, disease transmission and outbreaks continue to occur in some geographic areas. Recent guidelines for polio outbreak response emphasize strengthening routine immunization and implementin...
Hong-Yu Xue, Yu-Ming Sun, P. Keskinocak et al.· IISE Annual Conference &...· 0 citations
Despite decades of immunization programming and major disease-control achievements, Nigeria continues to experience recurrent outbreaks and persistent transmission of vaccinepreventable diseases (VPDs). This narrative review critically synthesizes contemporary evidence on the epidemiological patterns of major VPDs in N...
Emmanuel Toochukwu Ogbodo, Timilehin Daniel Olufemi, Yemisi Omobolanle Ajayi et al.· Infectious· 0 citations
Abstract Background Measles is a highly infectious viral disease preventable through two-dose MMRV vaccination. Despite UK elimination being declared intermittently (2017, 2021), measles has re-emerged, with renewed transmission in 2024 and rising cases in 2026. This analysis examines current epidemiology in England, a...
Jamil Shah Foridi, A. Khan, Rezwana Anjum· European Journal of Public H...· 0 citations
Measles remains a major public health challenge in Africa, despite substantial progress in immunisation and the availability of safe, effective vaccines. Between 2000 and 2024, measles vaccination averted nearly 20 million deaths in Africa, yet persistent immunity gaps continue to permit outbreaks, particularly in remo...
C. Onyeaghala, M. Nortey, A. U. Bai-Sesay et al.· Journal of interventional ep...· 0 citations
Abstract Background Vaccination is a primary preventive strategy to reduce influenza morbidity and mortality. Assessing how influenza vaccine effectiveness translates into real‑world reductions in severe outcomes in vulnerable populations is essential for public health decision‑making. This study aimed to estimate the...
I. Kislaya, S. Pereira da Silva, V. Gómez et al.· European Journal of Public H...· 0 citations
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