Examples of using Immunization programmes in English and their translations into Greek
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The vaccine is now being integrated into routine national immunization programmes.
UNICEF and its partners supported immunization programmes in over 100 countries last year.
Immunological medicinal products used in public health immunization programmes.
The widespread implementation of immunization programmes over the past 30 years has led to remarkable achievements.
By the end of 2015,more than 65 countries introduced HPV vaccine into their national immunization programmes.
This is difficult, as immunization programmes are sometimes treated with suspicion in her part of Nigeria.
Since 2009, the World Health Organization(WHO) has recommended that a rotavirus vaccine be included in all national immunization programmes.
The widespread implementation of immunization programmes over the past 30 years has led to remarkable achievements.
NEW YORK, 23 October 2015- Olympiacos Football Club, the largest donor to UNICEF's 100% Campaign in support of immunization programmes, has renewed their partnership with UNICEF.
Immunization programmes in Libya have been challenged since the 2011conflict erupted, with suspected measles cases reported among young children.
Olympiacos Football Club, the largest donor to UNICEF's 100% Campaign in support of immunization programmes, has renewed their partnership with UNICEF.
Immunization programmes have been facing challenges since the conflict erupted in 2011, with suspected measles cases reported among young children.
The vaccine against hepatitis B is included in infant immunization programmes in over 95% of countries and prevents millions of deaths from chronic liver disease and cancer annually.
Seeing the benefits of immunization for public health, the WHO General Assembly developed aGlobal Vaccine Action Plan, as part of the Decade of Vaccines, aimed at achieving 90% vaccine coverage for all vaccinations included in national immunization programmes all over the world by 2020.
Second, we must expand national immunization programmes, which save the lives of over two million children every year- and with new vaccines, have the potential to save many more.
Seeing the benefits of immunization for public health, the WHO General Assembly developed aGlobal Vaccine Action Plan, as part of the Decade of Vaccines, aimed at achieving 90% vaccine coverage for all vaccinations included in national immunization programmes all over the world by 2020.
In countries with effective immunization programmes and good standards of hygiene, maternal and neonatal tetanus(MNT) has been largely eliminated(< 1 case per 1000 live births at the district level).
Seeing the benefits of immunization for public health, the WHO General Assembly developed aGlobal Vaccine Action Plan, as part of the Decade of Vaccines, aimed at achieving 90% vaccine coverage for all vaccinations included in national immunization programmes all over the world by 2020.
Together with its partners, UNICEF's immunization programmes are helping to keep children alive and healthy by protecting them from disease through regular vaccinations that save three million lives every year.
Highly effective vaccines against HBV havebeen available for several decades and most countries include HBV vaccination in their childhood immunization programmes; vaccination is also highly effective in preventing infection with the HPV types that cause the majority of cervical cancers.
Thanks to the discovery of vaccines andthe broad application of immunization programmes, a number of deadly infectious diseases(diphtheria, poliomyelitis) have been eliminated, significantly reducing the burden of communicable disease and freeing up resources for healthcare systems.
The World Health Organization has taken a lead via regulations and immunization programmes, but the Commission report shows that the global picture is at best erratic, with health networks in disarray both in the developing world and in much of Eastern Europe, with economic and social deprivation being key factors.
As of December 2006,164 countries vaccinate infants against hepatitis B during national immunization programmes- a major increase compared with 31 countries in 1992, the year that the World Health Assembly passed a resolution to recommend global vaccination against hepatitis B.
The Universal Immunization Programme.
Countries still need to make the 2nd dose part of their essential immunization programme.
Among the surveyed cities, Kolkata stood second(5%)for children who had not had any vaccinations under the Universal Immunization Programme as of 2005.
Furthermore, by continuing to invest in a strong routine immunization programme that reaches those who need it most, India is providing an important entry point for children and their families to the rest of the primary healthcare system.
Vaccinations may be against routine infections as part of the child's immunization programme or they may be age and immunity specific and specific for travellers to regions with high incidences of particular infections.
The JCVI deliberately took advantage of parents' trust in vaccinations to promote a scientifically unsupported immunization programme that could put certain children at risk of severe long-term neurological damage.
Around 90 per cent of the children in Washington who have developed mumps were vaccinated, and had completed the recommended course, says Paul Throne,manager of the state's immunization programme.