India refutes Lancet's claim, stating zero-dose children dropped to 0.06% in 2024 from 0.11% in 2023. With high vaccination coverage, India surpasses global averages, achieving a 78% decline in ...

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India has significantly reduced the percentage of zero-dose children and achieved remarkable progress in maternal and child ...

Even as the latest Lancet paper marked India among eight countries with a high burden of zero-dose children, those who had ...

India’s Universal Immunisation Programme (UIP) has emerged as a global model in public health, as confirmed by the UN ...

The UIP provides free immunization services annually to 2.9 crore pregnant women and 2.6 crore infants, covering one of the ...

The effect of the increased number of lifesaving vaccines in reducing mortality and morbidity in children due to diarrhea, ...

The government stated the percentage of zero-dose children in India has actually declined to 0.06 per cent in 2024 from 0.11 ...

India’s percentage of zero-dose children to the total population has declined from 0.11 per cent in 2023 to 0.06 per cent in 2024, positioning it as a global exemplar in child health, as acknowledged ...

Due to sustained efforts and intensified implementation of vaccination drives and campaign across the country, the percentage of Zero-dose children to the total population has declined from 0.11% in ...

The Odisha government has decided to use Artificial Intelligence (AI) in healthcare to tackle long-standing concerns over ...