Left unchecked in an age of misinformation, humanity may be facing death by a thousand bugs
Gaza, a territory beset by war, has just reported its first case of polio in 25 years, and now there is a scramble to try and vaccinate 640,000 children.Polio. Whooping cough. Mpox. Avian influenza. COVID-19. West Nile . Oropouche fever. Chickenpox. Dengue. Eastern equine encephalitis. Anaplasmosis. Lyme disease. Measles. Tuberculosis. RSV. Babesiosis. Malaria. HIV. Cholera. Invasive group A strep . Ebola. Influenza.
Pathogens, particularly viruses, are thriving in the shadow of the pandemic, and there are a number of reasons why.missed at least one of the three doses of the most basic childhood vaccine, DPT3 in 2021, according to the World Health Organization. And the world still hasn’t caught up, because 14.5 million childrenChildhood vaccine rates are not just falling in the developing world, but also in Western countries, where the issue is not availability but vaccine hesitancy.
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