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Literature update ViVa week 36-2026

1. Firearms remain America’s defining youth mortality crisis Summary: In this correspondence responding to a 2026 research letter, Bleyer, Liu, and Thomas analyzed 2024 CDC WONDER mortality data for U.S. residents aged...

9 September, 2026

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Autumn started – time to review your vaccination card

Autumn’s first cool mornings and increasingly early grape harvests in Central Europe serve as a brief, memorable clinical cue: review immunization records before the respiratory season and before 2026 travel plans...

9 September, 2026

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Longevity, vaccination, and the limits of human lifespan

Two distinct scientific traditions drive contemporary longevity research, and understanding their relationship matters for practicing physicians who counsel patients about healthy aging. The first tradition is disease...

12 August, 2026

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Literature update ViVa week 30-2026

1. Two months earlier beats twice as fast: modeling shows South Korea’s vaccine timing, not speed, saved the most lives Summary: This scenario-based modeling study used an age-structured compartmental model...

29 July, 2026

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Subacute sclerosing panencephalitis: The devastating long-term risk of measles infection in young children

Summary Subacute sclerosing panencephalitis (SSPE) is a fatal, progressive neurodegenerative disease of the central nervous system caused by persistent, mutated measles virus that remains dormant in brain tissue for...

21 July, 2026

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Vaccines return $16 for every $1 invested, but the era of dramatic cost savings may be fading

Summary This global economic modeling study evaluated 50 years (1974–2024) of the WHO Expanded Programme on Immunization (EPI) across 194 WHO member states and 14 pathogens, using a societal-perspective cost model and...

21 July, 2026

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Global child vaccination rates tick up, but millions still left Unprotected — WHO/UNICEF

Geneva/New York, July 15, 2026 — Global childhood immunization coverage edged higher in 2025, but progress remains fragile and uneven, with 13.5 million children receiving zero vaccine doses and measles outbreaks...

16 July, 2026

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Measles masquerading as “just fever” in nearly a third of Tanzanian cases — no rash, no suspicion, worse outcomes, and a diagnosis missed for two months

Summary This prospective case-control study enrolled 258 febrile inpatients and 48 controls at a rural Tanzanian hospital over one year (2023-2024), testing blood by PCR for 35 pathogens, culture, and serology. Measles...

15 July, 2026

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ViVa News — Week 27

India — CDSCO digital submission mandate (effective 1 July) From 1 July 2026, India’s Central Drugs Standard Control Organization (CDSCO) requires that all Post-Approval Change applications for human vaccines and...

8 July, 2026

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The rise and fall of nations: vaccines, vaccination, and shifting global leadership

For decades, the United States was the archetypal “vaccine nation” – a country that combined scientific innovation, regulatory strength, and broad uptake to drive vaccine‑preventable diseases to historic lows. Measles...

11 June, 2026

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