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Message by the Director of the Department of Immunization, Vaccines and Biologicals at WHO - March 2026
These priorities will continue to guide discussions at the Seventy-ninth World Health Assembly (18–23 May 2026), where Member States will consider the future of global health cooperation, financing, and the evolving global health architecture. In a changing world, immunization remains a shared global good — one that saves lives, stops outbreaks, strengthens health systems, prepares and responds to emergencies when they hit, and protects generations past, present, and future. For every generation, vaccines work.
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The State of US Vaccine Policy — Apr 28, 2026 | CIDRAP
fired all members of the National Science Board—the governing body of the National Science Foundation, which funds a large portion of the basic research that informs vaccine development and public health infrastructure. This is another page from the playbook we’ve been tracking all year. Quietly dismantling the infrastructure meant to protect scientific decision-making from external political pressures means you don’t have to touch a single vaccine policy directly to undermine the science behind it.
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The State of US Vaccine Policy — Apr 16, 2026 | CIDRAP
And rather than appealing the ruling or working within it in good faith, a new charter for <strong>the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP)</strong> appeared on the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) website that quietly rewrote ...
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The unintended consequences of COVID-19 vaccine policy: why mandates, passports and restrictions may cause more harm than good - PMC
COVID-19 vaccines have represented ... variants of concern.7 A growing body of evidence shows significant waning effectiveness against <strong>infection (and transmission) at 12–16 weeks</strong>, with both Delta and Omicron variants,8–13 including with third-dose shots.14 15 Since early reports ...
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Legal Underpinnings of the Great Vaccine Debate of 2025
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Mandatory vaccinations: Three reasons for and against
Austria is set to go further still, with a plan to introduce mandatory vaccinations for all by February. This would not mean Austrians being forcibly injected. There will be medical and religious exemptions. But the bulk of the remaining unvaccinated population face fines for not getting their shots. With Germany planning a similar move it is not a debate that is going away. I spoke to public health and other experts to get a sense of what's at stake. There's a very simple argument in favour of mandating Covid-19 vaccinations.
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