Dispelling the Myths Around HPV Vaccines
Deep fakes, fake news, photoshop, generative AI as research tools, super-fast news cycles are only some of the ways that our world has evolved today.
• 1.5 million Nigerians die every year from diseases that could have been prevented by vaccines.
• Neglected tropical diseases continue to cause disabilities and deaths among Nigeria’s poorest communities.
• Polio has been 99.9% eradicated — and could become the second human disease in history to be completely wiped out.
• Call on the federal and state governments to invest in lifesaving vaccines to protect every child’s future.
• Tell governments around the world to #EndTheNeglect and prevent neglected tropical diseases.
• In 2020, no child should suffer from polio. Urge the Nigerian government to eradicate the disease globally.
Deep fakes, fake news, photoshop, generative AI as research tools, super-fast news cycles are only some of the ways that our world has evolved today.
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