Sentence examples for mass immunisation programs from inspiring English sources

They have potential advantages over needles and syringes in mass immunisation programs, but concerns over their capacity to transfer blood-borne viruses have been a barrier to acceptance.

The WHO is now working with the UN, Syria's Health Ministry and other agencies on a mass immunisation programme.

A mass immunisation programme is set to help thousands of children in the Philippines at risk from the effects of Typhoon Haiyan.

But the biggest improvement occurred before the introduction of mass immunisation programmes and antibiotics.

We have mass immunisation programmes and safe and effective vaccines for measles.

Mass immunisation programmes are frequently used in protecting the population from infectious diseases.

Approximately one million New Zealanders received the vaccine in a mass-immunisation programme between 2004 and 2006.

Unicef, together with Arra and the regional health bureaux, is supporting a mass immunisation campaign.

Since Andrew Wakefield spread alarm with his ultimately discredited work linking the MMR vaccine to autism, the issue of mass immunisation has been extremely vexed.

Mass immunisation campaigns in developing countries depend on the regular mobilisation of many thousands of volunteers – some of them health workers, some community activists and some who come along out of goodwill or a small incentive payment.

Over the last decades, tremendous efforts have been made to strengthen childhood immunisation programs.