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Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance, helps vaccinate half the world’s children against deadly and debilitating diseases. French posts @gavi_fr #ForOurFuture
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    Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance
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    In communities where smartphones and reliable news access aren't always a given, a mural can become a powerful public health tool. At @uwezakenya's art gallery in Kibera, more than 30 artists are using colour, creativity and busy public spaces to share information about
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    Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance
    @gavi
    Jul 26
    Could a vaccine against the Bundibugyo virus currently spreading in eastern DRC be on the horizon? Here’s what you need to know about the phase 1 trials, which started on Friday:
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    The world’s first Bundibugyo Ebola vaccine has entered human trials: here’s why it matters
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    Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance
    @gavi
    Jul 26
    Modern Ebola treatment centres are designed to keep the virus contained, but that doesn’t mean cutting patients off from the people they love. Whenever possible, mobile phones, video calls and supervised visits from safe observation areas help patients remain connected with
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    What really happens inside an Ebola treatment centre?
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    Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance
    @gavi
    Jul 25
    Eswatini’s remote hill regions are home to ‘invisible’ children who have historically gone missing from the country’s health ledgers. But better tools like digitised records are helping to make the invisible visible. Read more:
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    Rural health monitors wield digital handheld devices to help close Eswatini’s immunisation gap
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    Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance
    @gavi
    Jul 25
    In Uganda, difficulty reaching vaccination services is a major reason kids miss out on their vaccines. As health workers travel further into remote communities, new motorbikes, raincoats and climbing gear are helping teams reach more children, more often:
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    How four new motorbikes and a delivery of raincoats are curbing disease risk in hilly eastern Uganda
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