With support from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, UNICEF is bolstering Pakistan’s efforts to eliminate ...

Background: In 1988, WHO estimated around 787,000 newborns deaths due to neonatal tetanus. Despite few success stories majority of the Low and Middle Income Countries (LMICs) are still struggling ...

The World Health Organisation South East Asia Regional Director, Saima Wazed, stressed the importance of vaccines for a ...

Around 80 percent of Pakistan's population (190 million people) now live in areas where the spread of neonatal tetanus remains under controlled limits - less than one case of tetanus per 1,000 ...

Over the years, vaccines have prevented countless diseases and saved millions of lives, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). There are vaccines for infants, children, ...

We can, however, take credit for the fact that 80pc of our population resides in areas where neonatal tetanus spread has been contained. While the Trends in Maternal Mortality report states that ...

Pakistan, with support from WHO and partners, has also made progress in tackling maternal and neonatal tetanus (MNT) across the country. Around 80 per cent of Pakistan’s population (190 million ...