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11. #Onelessworry: International HPV Awareness Day
...particularly the younger cohorts, after so many months of social isolation imposed by measures to contain the SARS-CoV-2 infection, have seen an increased need for human contact, it is extremely important...
12. World Polio Day 2021: Awareness and Perspectives in the COVID-19 era
...of medicine in the field of vaccination, which we are witnessing now more than ever thanks to anti-SARS-Cov-2 vaccination, which has enabled the containment of the pandemic and a return to the long-awaited...
13. Circulating Poliovirus Type 2. Global update.
...context in which Public Health has had to deal not only with the serious consequences related to the SARS-CoV-2 infection, but also with those related to the possible re-emergence of other vaccine-preventable...
14. Reflections on COVID19: strategies, management and programming
...Both of these vaccinations are aimed at the same target population that suffered the most during the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic.Pending the Italian Ministry of Health's data, the coverage in Region of Sardinia...
15. AskaboutHPV: International HPV Awareness Day
...In the current pandemic context, Public Health is facing not only the serious consequences of the SARS-CoV-2 infection but also those related to the possible re-emergence of other infectious diseases...
16. Future of vaccines
...emergence or re-emergence of new infectious diseases at the turn of the 21st century, namely AIDS, SARS, the 2009/10 pandemic flu, cholera, dengue, tuberculosis, etc.1. At the same time it is worth remembering...
17. World Polio Day: One Day, One Goal: End Polio.
In the history of medicine and the prevention of infectious diseases, the fight against poliomyelitis has always been a marathon, and currently we are running the final sprint. Even in a context such...
18. “A good coffee for a good cause: END POLIO”
October 24th 2020 marks an important anniversary: World Polio Day, with events planned and promoted all over the world. On this occasion, we remember the significant objectives reached to date thanks...
19. May 18th: HIV Vaccine Awareness Day.
...surrounding this infection, and for which adequate resources have not always been forthcoming, the SARS-Cov2 pandemic has clearly made everyone aware of the need to strive for vaccination. The lasting...
20. “Prevent. Protect. Immunize.” World Immunization Week 2020 launches
World Immunization Week (WIW), which in Europe is called European Immunization Week (EIW), has been celebrated every year for over three decades, with the aim of helping to support public demand by providing...
