Strengthening immunization systems
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Strengthening immunization systems

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    Immunization programs are the entry point into primary health care in many countries, often providing the only access for mothers and young children. However, immunization programs in resource-poor countries face many barriers to success, including shortages of vaccines, untrained staff and supervisors, and unreliable power supply. The result:

    Each year almost 22 million children miss life- saving vaccines, leaving them vulnerable to disability and death from preventable diseases.

    If immunization programs do not reach these children, they are also unlikely to receive other preventive health services.

    or more information, please visit our website: www.cdc.gov/globalhealth/immunization

    isb-factsheet.pdf

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