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India draws lessons from polio eradication initiative

The programme to eradicate polio shows that mass immunisation is possible in India.

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India draws lessons from polio eradicaton initiative

The programme to eradicate polio shows that mass immunisation is possible in India.

West bengalAlex josephJayaprakash muliyilK srinath reddyPulse polio programmeNational immunisation programmeWorld health organizationInstitute of sciencePublic health foundation of indiaImmunisation programmeUniversal immunisation programmeScientific advisory committeeNational instituteSrinath reddyPublic health foundation

Decision for Decision s Sake : What Explains India s Boosters-for-All Policy?

Inconsistencies between independent experts, government officials and the PM dog the Union health ministry’s decision to expand India’s COVID-19 booster-dose drive.

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India Announces Boosters for All Adults But Whom Will They Really Benefit? – The Wire Science

In the absence of scientific evidence in favour of booster doses for an entire population, what is the issue? Is it supply, payments or politics?

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Children - Children aged between 12 and 15 eligible for Covid-19 vaccination, 60 years or older may receive booster doses from March 16

The decision to expand the vaccination campaign through Corbevax was taken after due deliberations with scientific bodies , the ministry said on Monday

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