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Vaccines saved at least 154 million lives in 50 years: WHO

Global immunisation efforts have saved at least 154 million lives in 50 years, as stated by the World Health Organization and UN.
Infants accounted for 101 million lives saved through immunization over five decades, according to a study.
The measles vaccine had the most significant impact, and the polio vaccine enabled over 20 million people to walk who would have been paralyzed.

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The Telegraph

Vaccines saved more than 50 million lives in Africa over 50 years, research shows

Critics hail ‘half a century of momentum’ and vow to expand services to meet the growing threat from other diseases

10 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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Indian Express

154 million lives worldwide saved by immunisation efforts over 50 years: Study

As the World Immunisation Week kicked off on April 24, the Indian Academy of Paediatrics has launched a campaign to focus on routine immunisation as the birthright of a child

10 days ago·India

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The Straits Times

Vaccines saved at least 154 million lives in 50 years, says WHO

Infants accounted for 101 million of the lives saved through immunisation over the five decades. Read more at straitstimes.com.

10 days ago·Singapore

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Arab News

Vaccines save at least 154 million lives in 50 years: WHO

Global immunization efforts have saved at least 154 million lives in the past 50 years, the World Health Organization said Wednesday, adding that most of those to benefit were infants.

10 days ago·Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

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