Protect your children, yourself, and your loved ones with vaccination

Today is the last day of World Immunization. To sum up, the heads of two agencies in Ukraine - UNICEF and WHO - address you with this joint video.
Vaccines have saved more lives than any other medical intervention in our history. Fortunately, they are now a routine part of our lives.
In the last five decades 154 million lives have been saved worldwide largely due to vaccines. Fifty years ago, the Program on Immunization was launched to help everyone to be safe from many diseases, including measles, diphtheria, and polio. Today this initiative has been evolved into a global effort led by the World Health Organization and UNICEF, saving millions of lives.
WHO and UNICEF, working together with public health specialists, authorities, and partners, have supported the vaccination program where 10 vaccines are part of primary health care.
Despite the war, vaccinations never stopped in Ukraine, not for a single day. UNICEF and WHO remain committed to universal immunization coverage.
Protect your children, yourself, and your loved ones. With vaccination you can stand protected, health and more resilient in these challenging times.
Vaccines save lives.
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