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CAAB Vax meets Johnson & Johnson/Janssen to clarify doubts on its covid-19 vaccine

Leave a Comment / Uncategorized / By Laia Ruiz

Last November 15, a group of advocates working on vaccine access issues met with representatives of Johnson & Johnson (J&J)/Janssen to discuss issues related to the company’s mono-dose vaccine, popularly known as the Janssen Adeno26 COVID vaccine. The meeting was an opportunity for advocates to pose questions dealing with the safety issues, dosage, the current …

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New COVID-19 Vaccine Trial in Sub-Saharan Africa: Ubuntu trial update

Uncategorized, Webinars / By Laia Ruiz

New COVID-19 Vaccine Trial in Sub-Saharan Africa: Ubuntu trial update. Date & hour: on April 6, 2022 10 am ET/ 4pm CEST/ 4 pm SAST

Recording: TRIPS waiver’s update with Sangeeta Shashikant and Brook Baker

Uncategorized, Webinars / By Laia Ruiz

Recording to TRIPS waiver update with Sangeeta Shashikant and Brook Baker. Also, access the template letter for individual advocacy.

Recording: Understanding — and Improving — COVID-19 Vaccine Uptake

Uncategorized, Webinars / By Laia Ruiz

Recording to the first of the series “Building Vaccine Confidence in anticipation of future vaccine”. The webinar series unpacks important topics related to pandemic response, with a particular emphasis on how lessons learned from COVID-19 can impact global health policy and practice moving forward.

Register for the upcoming webinar: Understanding — and Improving — COVID-19 Vaccine Uptake

Uncategorized, Webinars / By Laia Ruiz

This session will be the first of the series “Building Vaccine Confidence in anticipation of future vaccine”. The webinar series goal is to unpack important topics related to pandemic response, with a particular emphasis on how lessons learned from COVID-19 can impact global health policy and practice moving forward.

The need to build vaccine confidence

Uncategorized / By Laia Ruiz

With the spread of covid-19, we see the challenge of vaccine low intake in countries with access to vaccines. But it’s not only about covid-19, vaccine low intake contributes to 1.5 million deaths annually from vaccine preventable diseases.