Africa’s routine vaccine systems deliver gains against cancer and malaria, but funding pressures loom

Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance·Apr 24

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Vaccine systems in Africa have reportedly made progress in combating cancer and malaria. However, funding issues may pose a threat to these gains. The impact of vaccination efforts is also being highlighted in various contexts, with some reports suggesting significant numbers of lives saved through measles vaccinations.

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