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Vaccines: From smallpox to malaria - and what's next

Read how vaccines have transformed global health, from Edward Jenner's groundbreaking discovery using cowpox to prevent smallpox, to the reduction of diseases like polio, measles, diphtheria, and tetanus. Discuss the challenges of funding and misinformation today, and what breakthroughs—like malaria and TB vaccines—mean for the future. With partnerships like Gavi leading the way, vaccines continue to give every child the chance to grow up healthy and safe.

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The nightmare before Christmas: one pandemic, two realities

Today is one year to the day that the first person in the world, the UK’s own Margaret Keenan in Coventry, received an approved COVID-19 vaccine.

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The future of UK Aid and Access to Medicines: Protecting Exemplary Practice

With health as a human right, universal and equitable access to the vaccines and therapeutics that are essential to achieve good health are a fundamental human right.

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Life-saving vaccines for hard-to-reach children

How we're reaching children and mothers in remote communities in Ethiopia with life-saving vaccines and other essential healthcare.

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