Vaccine hesitancy: Deconstructing the challenge and finding solutions
Vaccine hesitancy exists across the globe and is seen not just in the public sphere, but also among health care professionals reducing uptake and ultimately costing lives. Vaccine hesitancy is driven by several factors: poor confidence in vaccines, experts, health authorities and industry; the inconvenience of vaccination services and difficulties of access; and lack of knowledge or even complacency around infectious diseases.
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Launch of the MEP Interest Group on Life Course Immunisation
The MEP Interest Group on Life Course Immunisation (LCI) officially launched on 30 January 2025 at the European Parliament. Established to champion lifelong immunisation policies across Europe, the group aims to position vaccination as a fundamental component of...
Meeting Report on Preventing Mosquito-Borne Diseases: Preparing for Responsible Travel in Europe
This report sheds light on the growing risks of diseases like dengue, chikungunya, and Zika spreading in Europe, driven by climate change and increasing travel. Warmer temperatures are creating the perfect conditions for mosquitoes to thrive, turning diseases once...
Adult Vaccination Strategies
This latest exploration of adult vaccination strategies underscores the crucial role of life-course immunisation in safeguarding health at every stage of life, especially as populations age. The findings emphasize that prioritizing adult immunisation can prevent...
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