The new World Health Organization (WHO) Global Vaccine Market Report highlights how vaccine inequity was more visible than ever with the COVID pandemic, but how this inequity isn’t restricted to COVID vaccines. This inequity is a painful truth for many vaccines.

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A shocking fact from World Health Organization (WHO) chief scientist Soumya Swaminathan:

'The number of #boosters that are being administered around the world, close to 1 million jabs a day, is 3 times the amount of vaccines being administered in low-income countries, about 330K doses a day.'

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'We have enough vaccine production in the 🌎. In fact, if we had shared the 6.8B doses equitably, we would have had 40% coverage everywhere by now.

The issue is prioritization of those parts of the world that don't have adequate vaccines.'

-Soumya Swaminathan World Health Organization (WHO) #VaccinEquity

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The World Health Organization (WHO) Global #COVID19 Vaccination Strategy launched today, aims to get vaccines into the arms of 40% of people in all countries by the end of 2021 and 70% by the middle of 2022.

This is a coordinated & credible path out of the pandemic for everyone, everywhere.

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history will remember the moment at which political leaders decided to reject their responsibility to the rest of humanity in the greatest crisis of our lifetimes theguardian.com/commentisfree/…

Il nostro amato Gino è morto questa mattina. Non riusciamo a pensare di stare senza di lui, la sua sola presenza bastava a farci sentire tutti più forti e meno soli, anche se era lontano. Ti vogliamo bene Gino. bit.ly/2Uhtv6I #GinoStrada

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How COVID hurt the fight against other dangerous diseases nature.com/articles/d4158…

Great team work! Kids in humanitarian settings ANYWHERE in the world have now much better chances of being protected against rotavirus. Looking forward to more antigens and more suppliers to join in! who.int/news/item/04-0…

Countries that have managed to protect their population’s health in the pandemic have generally managed to protect their economies too observer.com/2021/01/did-co…

Ding-dong, the jerk is gone. But read this before you sing the Hallelujah Chorus theguardian.com/commentisfree/…

Knock-on effects from the pandemic have caused vaccination rates among children to drop to levels last seen in the 1990s econ.trib.al/ta5uG50

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No one safe until everyone is safe from #COVID19 . Why? Because if there are still pockets of the SARS-CoV-2 virus anywhere, it poses a threat to every country. Taking a global, coordinated approach is essential, which is why #COVAX was created. #OneWorldProtected