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Why building trust in vaccines is good for protecting public health
At this critical point in the battle against COVID-19 we need to build trust in the vaccines, the delivery programmes and in the people who advocate them.
Dr. Gerberding served as the first female director of the CDC and was honored as the Healthcare Businesswomen's Association (HBA) 2018 Woman of the Year.
At this critical point in the battle against COVID-19 we need to build trust in the vaccines, the delivery programmes and in the people who advocate them.
Building and sustaining public trust and confidence in immunization systems is essential and employers, as trusted messengers of credible information, can play a critical role.
Cancer patients, caregivers, and advocates around the world are influencing the cancer research agenda, accelerating drug development timelines, and reshaping the global health landscape.
Working together, we can strengthen our ability to detect, respond, mitigate, recover, and prevent infectious disease threats