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In this podcast, James Cave (Editor-in-Chief) and David Phizackerley (Deputy Editor) discuss the January issue of DTB (https://dtb.bmj.com/content/59/1). This includes an editorial that highlights the urgent need for more information for the public to support the national COVID-19 vaccination programme (https://dtb.bmj.com/content/59/1/2). The editors talk about the importance of knowing how patients use their medicines at home (https://dtb.bmj.com/content/59/1/3)and discuss advice for population vitamin D supplementation in adults in the UK (https://dtb.bmj.com/content/59/1/7). This month's case report involves two patients who developed severe hypothermia, bradycardia and cardiac arrest in association with risperidone (https://dtb.bmj.com/content/59/1/13). Please subscribe to the DTB podcast to get episodes automatically downloaded to your mobile device and computer. Also, please consider leaving us a review or a comment on the DTB Podcast iTunes podcast page (https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/dtb-podcast/id307773309). Thank you for listening.

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Kieran Walsh, clinical director at BMJ, asks editors from BMJ Learning and BMJ Best Practice to summarise the latest clinical guidance related to covid-19.Emma Scott, section editor, updates us on vaccination for pregnant and breastfeeding women.And Abigail Davis, GP and section editor, covers myocardial infarction and pre-existing respiratory conditions.For more, see:BMJ Best Practice's topic on covid-19: bestpractice.bmj.com/topics/en-gb/3000168BMJ Learning module on COVID-19 rapid guideline on critical care (NICE): new-learning.bmj.com/course/10065100 BMJ Learning covid-19 in primary care module: new-learning.bmj.com/course/10065230

Karlene Nation joined by Lorrie Goldstein from Toronto Sun to discusses Canadians who got the 1st dose of AstraZeneca are in a form of vaccine limbo. Why are the Trudeau Liberals pushing a plan to issue 5-million mail-in ballots in the next fed election? Spencer Fernando joins Karlene Nation to provide his intake on this matter.

Catch up on what you missed on an episode of The Richard Syrett Show. A family physician from Lytton, BC, Dr. Charles Hoffe discusses finding blood clots in more than 60% of his post-vaccinated patients. Co-Author of \"Unsporting: How Trans Activism and Science Denial are Destroying Sport,\" caWsbar Representative on Women's Sports with a Ph.D. in Kinesiology, Linda Blade speaks about an upcoming panel: \"A Level Playing Field: Sex, gender and fairness in women's sport.\" Lou comes back for News Not in the News. Plus, CEO/Medical Director of Western Medical Assessments, Dr. Roger Hodkinson on the PCR test being recalled because it couldn't differentiate between COVID and the flu.

The Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine has been delivered to all 27 member states. Also: more cases of a highly infectious variant are recorded outside the UK, and Israel enters a third lockdown, lasting at least two weeks.

This research seeks to examine how different vaccination recommendations and health messages affect people in populations where risk levels vary—specifically, between high-risk groups (e.g., girls/women) and low-risk groups (e.g., boys/men) as in the case of HPV vaccination. The goal is to find communication strategies that encourage vaccine uptake in the low-risk group without reducing uptake in the high-risk group. Previous research by Böhm et al. (2017) on influenza vaccination showed a trade-off: when vaccines were recommended only for high-risk individuals, their uptake increased—but uptake in the low-risk group dropped. When the recommendation applied to both groups, uptake rose in the low-risk group but fell in the high-risk group, potentially lowering protection for those most vulnerable. Building on these findings, this project develops and tests targeted communication strategies aimed at increasing vaccination rates in the low-risk group (boys/men), while maintaining strong uptake in the high-risk group (girls/women), with the ultimate aim of improving herd immunity.

This research seeks to examine how different vaccination recommendations and health messages affect people in populations where risk levels vary—specifically, between high-risk groups (e.g., girls/women) and low-risk groups (e.g., boys/men) as in the case of HPV vaccination. The goal is to find communication strategies that encourage vaccine uptake in the low-risk group without reducing uptake in the high-risk group. Previous research by Böhm et al. (2017) on influenza vaccination showed a trade-off: when vaccines were recommended only for high-risk individuals, their uptake increased—but uptake in the low-risk group dropped. When the recommendation applied to both groups, uptake rose in the low-risk group but fell in the high-risk group, potentially lowering protection for those most vulnerable. Building on these findings, this project develops and tests targeted communication strategies aimed at increasing vaccination rates in the low-risk group (boys/men), while maintaining strong uptake in the high-risk group (girls/women), with the ultimate aim of improving herd immunity.

Washington State Dept. of Health media briefing held on 10-13-21.

Vaccination causes Autism.

Vaccination causes Autism.

Registering for your vaccine is an easy process. Here is how to do it.

The City of LA Department of Aging and LA County Department of Public Health remind us that getting vaccinated and boosted is the best way to protect our health, especially for those who are at high-risk. Vaccinations are available to all and free. For more information on vaccinations, including in-home visits for those unable to travel, visit: VaccinateLACounty.com. #getboosted #vaccinesforall #stayhealthyla Follow LA CityView35 on our socials: Subscribe ➔ youtube.com/LACityview35?sub_confirmation=1 Website ➔ LACityView.org Facebook ➔ facebook.com/LACityView35 Twitter ➔ twitter.com/LACityView35 About us: LA CityView35 is your local municipal government channel bringing you the latest information on everything that matters to you including city services, resources, politics, news, culture, entertainment, and more! LA CityView Media Group is responsible for video production, social media, and cable television programming on behalf of the City of Los Angeles.

Councilmember Curren Price of The New 9th shares the latest COVID-19 vaccine information. Follow LA CityView35 on our socials: Subscribe ➔ youtube.com/LACityview35?sub_confirmation=1 Website ➔ LACityView.org Facebook ➔ facebook.com/LACityView35 Twitter ➔ twitter.com/LACityView35 About us: LA CityView35 is your local municipal government channel bringing you the latest information on everything that matters to you including city services, resources, politics, news, culture, entertainment, and more! LA CityView Media Group is responsible for video production, social media, and cable television programming on behalf of the City of Los Angeles.

This is a letter from Commissioner Herring of the Office of Indian Affairs to Dr. Leighton, detailing an allowance provided for the work of providing vaccines to American Indians.

This is a letter addressed to the students of Ohio Wesleyan University address the current status of schooling admits the smallpox epidemic. It reassured students that all residents of Delaware, Ohio were vaccinated and that to return to campus they needed proof of vaccination. 

Welcome to The Daily Wrap Up, a concise show dedicated to bringing you the most relevant independent news, as we see it, from the last 24 hours (12/13/23).As always, take the information discussed in the video below and research it for yourself, and come to your own conclusions. Anyone telling you what the truth is, or claiming they have the answer, is likely leading you astray, for one reason or another. Stay Vigilant.!function(r,u,m,b,l,e){r._Rumble=b,r[b]||(r[b]=function(){(r[b]._=r[b]._||[]).push(arguments);if(r[b]._.length==1){l=u.createElement(m),e=u.getElementsByTagName(m)[0],l.async=1,l.src=\"https://rumble.com/embedJS/u2q643\"+(arguments[1].video?'.'+arguments[1].video:'')+\"/?url=\"+encodeURIComponent(location.href)+\"&args=\"+encodeURIComponent(JSON.stringify([].slice.apply(arguments))),e.parentNode.insertBefore(l,e)}})}(window, document, \"script\", \"Rumble\"); Rumble(\"play\", {\"video\":\"v3yiqkb\",\"div\":\"rumble_v3yiqkb\"});Video Source Links (In Chronological Order):Japan Approves World's First 'Self-Amplifying' mRNA COVID-19 Vaccine Without Published Efficacy Or Safety Data | ZeroHedgeSelf-Spreading Vaccines, Self-Amplifying mRNA Vaccines & COVID Vaccine Menstrual Disruption(11) Igor Chudov on X: \"Piers Morgan is having \"chronic COVID\" because his boosters caused \"IgG4 immune tolerance\". His immune system cannot overcome the virus due to COVID vaccines. His tweet shows what IgG4 immune tolerance looks like. For more information, click here: https://t.co/aRjCes4FFR https://t.co/mxxbwupTl6\" / X(23) Robin Monotti on X: \"This is bigger than COVID: Why are so many Americans dying early? | The Hill \"Life insurers have been consistently sounding the alarm over these unexpected or, \"excess,\" deaths, which claimed 158,000 more Americans in the first nine months of 2023 than in the same period in 2019.... https://t.co/2ASLBEfk7o\" / X(11) Senator Ron Johnson on X: \"The COVID vaccine perhaps? VAERS reports 25.5 U.S. deaths per million COVID vaccine doses vs. 0.46 flu vaccine deaths per million. A 55 fold increase! Of the 37,726 VAERS COVID vaccine worldwide deaths, 24% occurred within 2 days of vaccination. When will @US_FDA and @CDCgov...\" / X(29) Ben on X: \"At what point are the vaccines supposed to start working? #COVID #mrna #pfizer #moderna #covid19 https://t.co/9idVqobJKN\" / XEU excess mortality above the baseline in May 2023 - Products Eurostat News - Eurostat(39) Brook Jackson on X: \"Moderna, Pfizer chief commercial officers both exit. https://t.co/z0GR7evULr\" / XDeadly Prion Diseases Are Rising in the U.S., And We Aren't Exactly Sure Why

City of Evanston distributes H1N1 to local police, firefighters, and other first responders.

Over the last year, an effort to reduce language and accessibility barriers, has helped Americana World Community Center offer 2,700 covid shots to many of the international & foreign-born community!

Zabihullah: Assalam-o-Alaikum dear listeners. You are listening to the programme âDa Aman Awazâ sponsored by CRSS (Center for Research and Security Studies). I am your host âZabihullahâ and âAsma Aliâ is also with me in this programme. We welcome you in our show âDa Aman Awazâ and âZamong Awazâ. Asma Ali: You can also listen to this program from FM DI Khan, FM Kohat, FM Abottabbad and AM Radio Pakistan. You can participate in the program for this you can dial the number 091-111000101. You can also listen to our programmes on Facebook and the address of Facebook is Facebook.com/CRSS.pakistan. In this programme we will talk about Polio vaccination. Zabihullah: And we will talk about that whether we should vaccinate our children to overcome the overcome this disease of polio? And according to a reasearch in our Khyber Pakhtunkhwa there are 22 cases of polio victims and in Tribal areas the polio victims cases are 57. Asma Ali: And this disease was eradicated somehow but now the number of polio cases is again growing alarmingly specially in the Tribal areas where parents often avoid vaccinating their children. Zabihullah: Here we have a report about polio vaccination in Jalozai camp of IDPs of Tribal areas. Report: Kamran Afridi: Yesterday the people belong to Bajaur Agency refused to vaccinate their children in Jalozai camp of IDPs. They said: Respondent # 1: We refused to vaccinate our children as a protest against government as their conditions in Tents are deplorable and pitiable and Government is not paying any attention to our problems. We want to go back to our homes as here we are facing a lot of problems. We even want to commit suicide because our conditions are pitiable and no one is there to assist us. Respondent # 2: We are not against of this polio vaccination but now could not tolerate anymore. As government is not paying any attention to our problems so our elders decide to protest against polio vaccination. Then DCO of Nowshehra came here and promised us to solve our problems and then we vaccinated our children but till now no response came from his side. Here electricity provided to us but there are no fans and the weather is hot. Respondent # 3: We know very well that vaccination of polio is very important but we have no shelter. So Government should provide us shelter and if Government did not taken any steps then this time our protest will be so dangerous. Respondent # 4: In Bajaur we were not poor people and we were living a very good life there but Government and militants destroyed our homeland and then we came here to live. But four years passed and till now Government did not solved our problems. Respondent # 5: No one take interest in our problems as due to militancy and military operations our homes were smashed. Different NGOs come here and say that you may go to your Agency as that area is clear now. But we did not have any shelter there. Where do we live? As under the shelter of a tree no one can live his or her life. (Kamran Afridi-CRSS, Jalozai Camp) Zabihullah: Welcome back dear listeners. We have our guest with us in our studios named âDr Taimoor Shahâ. Who will talk about our todayâs topic. Dr Taimoor as you know that the IDPs living in camps are facing a lot of problems so if government want to provide them some relief then they even donât want to get that and even refuse that. So what would you want to say about that? Dr Taimoor Shah: You identified an important problem. And I would say that people should vaccinate their children as Government is providing this vaccination free of cost. And there are some incurable diseases among which polio is also included. And if someone becomes the victim of this disease he may suffer it for his whole life. And the victim of polio may live his life as handicapped. Zabihullah: My next question is that the backward and traditional areas are more suffering from this disease as compared to the developed and settled areas. So what is the reason behind this? Dr Taimoor Shah: The reason behind that is the insecurity there. As our teams of polio vaccination could not visit those areas. Thatâs the reason of more victims of polio are there in Tribal areas. Zabihullah: And another aspect is that those who come here and living in IDPs camps also refused to vaccinate their children. So how you deal such kind of conditions? Dr Taimoor Shah: For this we try to convince the parents of the children that they should vaccinate their children. And not only their children are in danger but as they are living here so the children of settled areas are also in danger. Because the virus of polio could be transform from one person to another one. Asma Ali: And we could talk about only tribal areas as there are also the victims of polio in the settled areas? Dr Taimoor Shah: Yes you are right this time there are four cases of polio in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. One case is in Peshawar, second case is in D.I.Khan, the third case of polio is in Lakki Marwat, and the fourth case of Polio is in Kohat. But according to genetic survey we come to know that these cases of settled areas have some connection with the Tribal areas. Means the virus of polio is transformed from the children of tribal areas as they came in the settled areas and living here as IDPs. Moreover this virus is also transformed from Sindh to Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. As a lot of our people go to Sindh for jobs. And they bring this virus with them. Zabihullah: So Dr Taimoor what you say whether this virus transform from one child to another? Dr Taimoor Shah: Yes definitely this virus transform from the mouth of children so that why we should not take it easy. Asma Ali: And there is no test for it that we come to know about its victims? Dr Taimoor Shah: There are tests for it but if we scan our whole population then that will be so costly so thatâs why we are simply vaccinating al the children and now we are vaccinating the children three times in a month. And I would request to all the people that they should vaccinate their children when the teams of polio control programme come to their homes as our children are our future. Asma Ali: As you told that you lounged different campaigns for polio control so whether you achieved some success to control this disease? Dr Taimoor Shah: Yes we achieved success and I would give you some updates about our country and polio disease. This time the cases come forward to us of polio in our country are 21. Among them 4 are in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, 2 are in Punjab, 3 are in Sindh, 2 are in Balochistan and in FATA these cases are 10. And in FATA there are 10 cases of polio in which 8 are in Khyber Agency and one is in North Waziristan and another is in South Waziristan. And the reason behind these cases in specific areas is that there the situation of law and order is not good. So our teams could not visit there. The four cases in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa are reported in January, 2012. Zabihullah: How much the people of our society aware about this issue as in the past most of the people were refused to vaccinate their children? Dr Taimoor Shah: Now people are well aware about it as we can see in the past people were not co-operating with us but now they co-operate with us. Moreover our leaders are also co-operating with us. Caller # 1: I am Rizwan speaking from Khyber Agency. And we provided protection to the teams of polio programme. Government is providing this vaccination free of cost to us so we should vaccinate our children as this is a very dangerous disease. Caller # 2: I would say this to the people of Jalozai camp that they should not use their children to solve their problems. That the result of such kind of protest may worse as they could be handicapped for the whole life. Caller # 3: My question is that one of our children is ill because the polio team given the complete bottle of polio vaccine? Dr Taimoor Shah: Firstly I would make clear the difference between vaccine and medicine. Vaccination is used to prevent a disease and medication is used to treat a disease that someone has. As vaccine have no side affects. But give only two drops of vaccine to the children but if complete bottle is given to them by the polio team then its wrong and they should complaint for it. Zabihullah: Here we have a report prepared by the reporter of CRSS named âGohar Wazirâ about a handicapped person who is the victim of polio in Bannu. So letâs listen to this report. Report: Gohar Wazir: In Bannu, Muslim abad village children play a lot of games every afternoon. Sabil Rehman is also an 11 year old child who often sees the games of other children because he could not play such games. Sabil Rehman: I want to play games but I could not because I am handicapped. Some children play cricket some play volleyball. But I could not play any game because of my disease of polio. Gohar Wazir: How you feel when you look at the others to play games? Sabil Rehman: I often think that if I was physically fit then I would also play games with them. Gohar Wazir: This child becomes the victim of polio 11 years before when he was a child. His father said: Father of victim: 11 years before when my child born after he become 7months old then we felt that there is some fault in his foot. But doctors said that this is incurable disease. I am a poor man and I earn 200 Rupees daily wages. When I look at the condition of my child I become mentally stressed. If my child was physically fit then he would assist me. Sabil Rehman: I would give a message to all people that they should vaccinate their children to prevent this disease. As polio made me handicapped for my whole life. Gohar Wazir: Polio is a disease which is terminal and in recent past the polio control teams could not visit Waziristan due to terrorism and insecurity. (Gohar Wazir- CRSS, Bannu) Asma Ali: In this report one important thing which is revealed is that if someone becomes the victim of polio then there is no cure for it? Dr Taimoor Shah: Yes this disease is caused by a kind of virus which is very dangerous. And it is incurable disease. Caller # 4: I am in favor of polio vaccination but here are some people who say that in it there is something which are prohibited in Islam and some mention that it makes children mentally weak and such other statements are given by them. So we often argue that these vaccines are checked in Pakistani laboratories. Moreover they often say that polio is not only one disease in our country there are also some other diseases. But for that there is no free of cost treatment provided by the government. So what you say about it? Caller # 5: I would give a suggestion that we should convince the religious leaders (Mulla) of villages for this programme as people do whatever he asks them. Dr Taimoor Shah: One caller mentions that there are also other diseases then why government is not providing free treatment for them. So vaccination is not as much costly as medicines are. And vaccination is provided free of cost to all over the world to their citizens. And if there is something dangerous or prohibited then Benazir Bhutto Shaheed vaccinated her daughter by self. And our ministers vaccinate their children by self. So if there was something harmful then how could they vaccinate their children? Zabihullah: But here is lack of education and awareness. And another thing is that people did not have as much access to media. Dr Taimoor Shah: Then for this I would say that if you have any religious problem then you went to see a religious leader. But if you have a health related issue then you should visit a doctor. And if we did not control this disease then it can be possible that Pakistannis would be banned for international traveling. As you may listened that last year when people went to Saudi Arabia for Hajj then at Jeddah Air port all Pakistanis were vaccinated. And if Pakistannis were banned then no one would go to any other country for Hajj or for jobs. And we are doing struggle to control polio. Zabihullah: You listened to the programme. We should vaccinate our children to eradicate this dangerous disease. Stay Blessed. Good Bye.

Produced by the Communicable Disease Center of the U.S. Public Health Service, this film documents the effort to immunize every citizen living in Columbus, Georgia. In 1961 the polio vaccine had been in existence for more than six years, but many at-risk members of this Georgia population had not yet been immunized. The community-wide effort is detailed from planning and surveys to vaccination shots. Sponsor: U.S. Public Health Service

Produced by the Communicable Disease Center of the U.S. Public Health Service, this film documents the effort to immunize every citizen living in Columbus, Georgia. In 1961 the polio vaccine had been in existence for more than six years, but many at-risk members of this Georgia population had not yet been immunized. The community-wide effort is detailed from planning and surveys to vaccination shots. Sponsor: U.S. Public Health Service

Dr Tetyana Obukhanych is the author of Vaccine Illusion: How Vaccination Compromises Our Natural Immunity and What We Can Do to Regain Our Health. In her book, she presents a view on vaccination that is radically different from mainstream theories Dr Tetyana Obukhanych, has studied immunology in some of the world's most prestigious medical institutions. She earned her PhD in Immunology at the Rockefeller University in New York and did postdoctoral training at Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA. and Stanford University in California.

With 100 million #Covid19 shots in arms 6 weeks before his original target date, President Biden is “on pace to essentially double his goal,” @business’ @josh_wingrove explains. Read MORE about the U.S. vaccination push: https://t.co/DIAgm8w4QV https://t.co/jmOYhELZlE Source: https://twitter.com/Quicktake/status/1372652271167758339 Uploader: Bloomberg Quicktake

Another 2,000 people will be on their way to COVID-19 immunity by the end of the weekend here in Tuscaloosa County. On Thursday, 110 people received their first dose of the COVID-19 vaccination Thursday at the Alabama Fire College as part of the soft opening of the mass vaccination site.

Another 2,000 people will be on their way to COVID-19 immunity by the end of the weekend here in Tuscaloosa County. On Thursday, 110 people received their first dose of the COVID-19 vaccination Thursday at the Alabama Fire College as part of the soft opening of the mass vaccination site.

Bronx Health Reach and The institute for Family Health launched their 2nd annual flu fighters campaign in the hopes of getting more Bronxites vaccinated. Reporter: Kibin Alleyne - Editor: Justin Smith - Name of all Interviewees: Moriah Byrne-Zaaloff, Philip Asare, Barbara Toledano - Bronx Health Reach, Mount Hope Family Practice. For more information on BronxNet visit us at- https://bronxnet.org/ Follow us on Facebook at- https://www.facebook.com/BronxNetTV Follow us on Twitter at- https://twitter.com/BronxnetTV Follow us on Instagram at- https://www.instagram.com/bronxnettv Follow us on LinkedIn at- https://www.linkedin.com/company/bronxnet-community-television

Evonda Thomas, Director of Evanston Health Department, talks about the H1N1 vaccine at the city's H1N1 vaccination clinic at Evanston Township High School on Saturday, November 7, 2009.

Canadian COVID-19 Data Archive ID name: NL - Vaccination rates by age group Group: Newfoundland and Labrador File group: Newfoundland and Labrador COVID-19 Dashboard File name: Vaccination rates by age group URL: https://services6.arcgis.com/Oayv0bA202oTQWoc/arcgis/rest/services/VaxRates_Age/FeatureServer/0/query?f=json&where=1%3D1&returnGeometry=false&outFields=* UUID: 42276014-355b-41fb-9f57-0dcab98b9ac3 File path: nl/vaccination-rates-by-age-group/VaxRates_Age.json

Canadian COVID-19 Data Archive ID name: MB - Vaccine dashboard: vaccination coverage by Regional Health Authority Group: Manitoba File group: Manitoba COVID-19 Vaccinations File name: Vaccination coverage by Regional Health Authority URL: https://services.arcgis.com/mMUesHYPkXjaFGfS/arcgis/rest/services/mb_covid_vaccinations_18_coverage/FeatureServer/0/query?f=json&where=1%3D1&returnGeometry=false&outFields=* UUID: 4528cb4c-b5b0-4f07-bd2b-2a6691d88512 File path: mb/vaccination-coverage-by-rha/mb_covid_vaccinations_18_coverage.json

Canadian COVID-19 Data Archive ID name: QC - Vaccination situation (FR) Group: Quebec File group: COVID-19 vaccination data File name: Vaccination situation (FR) URL: https://cdn-contenu.quebec.ca/cdn-contenu/sante/documents/Problemes_de_sante/covid-19/csv/situation-vaccination.csv UUID: 6c66d91e-fc86-477f-8bbb-c338a1c59774 File path: qc/vaccination-situation/situation-vaccination.csv

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Canadian COVID-19 Data Archive ID name: YT - COVID-19 data dashboard - Case rate by vaccination status monthly time series Group: Yukon File group: COVID-19 data dashboard File name: Case rate by vaccination status monthly time series URL: https://services.arcgis.com/bwohQix8s7zRvYC9/arcgis/rest/services/Monthly%20rate%20by%20vax%20status%20PROD/FeatureServer/0/query?f=json&where=1%3D1&returnGeometry=true&outFields=* UUID: af6ea226-0325-4800-bac2-9239dd507b49 File path: yt/case-rate-by-vaccination-status-monthly-time-series/Monthly_rate_by_vax_status_PROD.json

Canadian COVID-19 Data Archive ID name: QC - Montréal vaccination dashboard - Vaccine administration time series (2) Group: Quebec File group: Données sur la vaccination COVID-19 à Montréal File name: Vaccine administration time series (2) URL: https://services5.arcgis.com/pBN1lh7yaF4K7Tod/arcgis/rest/services/VAXparJOUR_CSVuploadv2/FeatureServer/0/query?f=json&where=1%3D1&returnGeometry=false&spatialRel=esriSpatialRelIntersects&outFields=* UUID: f921c384-42f4-4ca1-8754-a820005f574f File path: qc/montreal-vaccine-administration-time-series-v2/VAXparJOUR_CSVuploadv2.json

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Despite the effectiveness of vaccination in preventing disease and mitigating the impact of infectious and infection-related diseases, coverage has been decreasing globally, even in populations with previously high uptake. Barriers to optimal uptake occur at all levels and result in outbreaks affecting susceptible populations, particularly those with limited social and material resources and poor living conditions. Migratory, mobile and forced displaced populations are at an increased exposure risk to vaccine preventable disease and have limited access to health services, including vaccination. Other access barriers might be related to gaps in action to address the wider inequities that result in health and health care inequalities including those associated with language, socio-economic and living conditions, social situation, physical health, experiences or anticipation of stigma, discrimination and mistrust of authorities including healthcare professionals. Vaccine uptake is therefore often lower than the general population in the same geographical area (Charania et al., 2023; Chen et al., 2016; Chung et al., 2016; Duval et al., 2016; Ismail et al., 2014; Mayerová & Abbas, 2021; Osman et al., 2024; Riza et al., 2021). Here, we will focus on displaced, mobile and migratory populations as defined by the International Organization for Migration (Housset & Bishop, 2025). We included people living in informal urban settlements, internally displaced, externally displaced, undocumented migrants, migrant (including cross border) workers, refugees not living in formalized areas (e.g., camps), asylum seekers, and/or those who are culturally nomadic or pastoral. We will collectively refer to these populations as “displaced, mobile and migratory populations” throughout this text, although some populations may not fully align with this oversimplified categorization, particularly where the ability to move freely has been restricted for economic or other external reasons. These specific populations are often stigmatized and excluded and have also been referenced in the published literature as “vulnerable” due to higher risk of facing extenuating circumstances, capacity to overcome setbacks, autonomy, and/or dependency on external resources (Gilodi et al., 2022). Since these populations are mobile, there is higher risk of under vaccination due to limited primary care access or coverage, gaps in registration systems, lack of medical records, and often uncertain legal status. Previous reviews exploring vaccine-related outcomes have focused on heavily on refugees and asylum seekers in formalized camps and institutions, with limited focus and global perspective on these other displaced or mobile populations (Bouaddi et al., 2024; Deal et al., 2023). Where members of these populations have been considered, the focus has often been restricted to specific conditions or geographies. For example, a recent review focused solely on HPV vaccine-related interventions globally (Iwami et al., 2025). Cronin and Ibrahim (2022) only explored vaccine uptake factors among Roma populations in the European region. While others have restricted their reviews to childhood vaccination among migrants in Italy (Sana et al., 2023), or the European region (Ekezie et al. (2022). Important studies from the African region include Gammino et al. (2020) who explored vaccination among pastoralist populations and George et al. who focused on vaccination among internally displaced persons, refugee, and asylum seekers in the African region (George et al., 2025). Our work complements the gaps in coverage and limited synthesis of findings regarding region, population, and vaccines included in these previous reviews as we will explore vaccination interventions globally among several displaced, mobile and migratory populations. While this review is likely to uncover interventions undertaken with indigenous peoples, they are not the focus of this review, recognizing and respecting the work underway by indigenous researchers and collaborators. The objectives of this scoping review, therefore, are to identify interventions undertaken with displaced, mobile or migratory populations to improve vaccine-related outcomes, specifically, coverage, uptake, and disease control. Sources: Bouaddi, O., Seedat, F., Hasaan Mohammed, H. 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Michigan State Senator, Rosemary Bayer, and other news-makers discuss the latest COVID-19 information and election-related news on this full edition of the Oakland County Megacast! Michigan State Senator, Rosemary Bayer, from the 12th District joins the show to talk about the State’s response to the latest spike on COVID-19 cases, particularly in Michigan’s public schools. Additionally, Sen. Bayer addresses the ongoing housing crisis and how decisions in the legislature may have severe consequences on renters and landlords when moratoriums and other protections eventually expire. Dr. Anna Kirkland, Ph.D., Professor of Health Management & Policy and Women’s Studies at the University of Michigan, talks about changes in public perspectives on vaccines during the COVID vaccination process, particularly in those who previously were considering not getting the vaccine. Additionally, Dr. Kirkland talks about the barriers that may be preventing people from getting vaccinated, as well as the extra burden of the vaccination process on women. West Bloomfield Fire Chief, Greg Flynn, checks in from the drive-thru vaccination site at Fire Station #1 to talk about the Township’s continued partnership with Oakland County Health Division’s vaccination efforts, as well as safety tips going into the warmer seasons of the year. Nick Blaszczck, Owner of Aloha Tiki Tours, talks about his fun experiences on the water that provide a fun, safe night out with friends and family, as well as an interesting perspective on Detroit, Lake St. Claire and more! Pastor Peggy Rose and Louise Bugg from Spirit of Grace Church in West Bloomfield, talk about the Church’s Blessing Box, which provides food to people in need and allows others to donate directly to people in need in the community! Stay up to date with our videos by subscribing to our channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/CivicCenterTV15?sub_confirmation=1. Visit our website for more information on the Megacast and Coronavirus: https://civiccentertv.com/ Follow us ⬇ ⬇ • https://www.youtube.com/user/CivicCenterTV15 • https://www.facebook.com/civiccentertv15/ • https://twitter.com/CivicCenterTV • https://www.instagram.com/civiccentertv/

De nombreux experts, en Orient et en Occident, se sont déjà exprimés au sujet de la vaccination en cours contre le Covid-19, qui est un véritable génocide. Dans la première partie, nous présenterons les témoignages de quelques-uns de ces experts et de certains de leurs adversaires, par souci d’objectivité. Dans la seconde partie, Élie, Patriarche du Patriarcat Catholique Byzantin, s’adressera à ceux qui ont déjà été vaccinés.

Mayor Ethan Baker from the City of Troy provides updates on City business, the Kids Poster Design Contest, and previews his upcoming "State of the City" address. Stay up to date with our videos by subscribing to our channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/CivicCenterTV15?sub_confirmation=1. Visit our website for more information on the Megacast and Coronavirus: https://civiccentertv.com/ Follow us ⬇ ⬇ • https://www.youtube.com/user/CivicCenterTV15 • https://www.facebook.com/civiccentertv15/ • https://twitter.com/CivicCenterTV • https://www.instagram.com/civiccentertv/

Rising Kindergartners and 7th graders in the state of North Carolina have vaccination requirements in order to attend school.

Rising Kindergartners and 7th graders in the state of North Carolina have vaccination requirements in order to attend school.