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immunisation :: Article Creator World Immunisation Week: Strengthening Global Commitment To Vaccines On the occasion of World Immunisation Week, Saima Wazed, WHO's Regional Director for South-East Asia, spotlighted the global initiative's mission. Celebrated annually in late April, World Immunisation Week advocates for vaccine use to protect all ages from diseases. The 2025 theme, 'Immunisation for all is humanly possible,' emphasizes extending vaccine coverage universally. Wazed noted WHO's role in promoting vaccine awareness and supporting governments in executing quality immunisation programs. Originating in 1974, the Expanded Programme on Immunisation started with six childhood illnesses and now includes 13 vaccines, saving millions of lives annually. Wazed highlighted the measles vaccine's impact and historic eradications like smallpox. However, Wazed cautioned about the nearly two million unvaccinated infants in South...

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attenuated vaccine :: Article Creator MSU-developed Vaccine, Delivery System Ease Antibiotic Resistance In Catfish Contact: Meg Henderson STARKVILLE, Miss.—Mississippi State scientists have developed a live-attenuated oral vaccine and delivery platform that have put the brakes on the spread of antimicrobial resistance in catfish, resulting in significant cost benefits for Mississippi producers. A team of scientists at Mississippi State's Thad Cochran National Warmwater Aquaculture Center have developed a groundbreaking vaccine, preventing a deadly catfish disease while controlling antimicrobial resistance. (Photo submitted) The success of the MSU team represents a breakthrough in catfish health, food safety and industry sustainability, and demonstrates the significant impact MSU and its Thad Cochran National Warmwater Aquaculture Center in Stoneville have on an important Southern U.S. Commodity. Since the 1980s, producers have been swimm...