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  1. Vaccines are among modern medicine’s greatest innovations, allowing billions of people to lead healthy lives. But stopping outbreaks of vaccine-preventable disease – and not only COVID-19 – depends on achieving critical mass with immunization campaigns.
    Published: August 2021
  2. A recent drop in South Africa’s COVID-19 cases offered a glimmer of hope as NPR tracked spikes in other countries including Algeria, Mozambique, and Namibia. PATH’s oxygen needs tracker added nuance to the analysis, as 13 countries’ needs surged.
    Published: July 2021
  3. Why don’t we have more thermostable, easy-to-administer vaccines?
    Published: June 2021
  4. Our tests will need frequent touch-ups to make sure that no mutations get past them.
    Published: June 2021

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  1. PATH, as a major sub-partner on the consortium led by FHI360, launches the STRengthening Infectious disease DEtection Systems (STRIDES) Activity: a new Activity funded by USAID to combat epidemics, pandemics, and novel infectious disease threats.
    Published: November 2024
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  3. The trial aimed to determine how well a new, injectable, non-replicating rotavirus vaccine candidate works, compared to a licensed oral rotavirus vaccine in preventing infant diarrhea.
    Published: October 2024
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