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POST 00978E : VVM USE AND FREEZE INDICATORS Follow-up on Posts 00960E, 00962E, 00964E, 00970E, 00973E and 00975E 22 September 2006 This posting contains two contributions. The first is from Jibrin Garba ([log in to unmask]mailto:[email protected]) from Nigeria who asks about an improved Freez...
POST 00974E : COLD CHAIN CAPACITY ASSESSMENT Follow-up on Posts 00965E and 00971E 13 September 2006 This posting contains three contributions. The first is from Mohammad Abdullah Kainuwa (mailto:[email protected]) from Nigeria. The second is from Mogens Munck (mailto:[email protected]...
POST 00973E : VVM USE / INDONESIA Follow-up on Posts 00960E, 00962E, 00964E and 00970E 10 September 2006 John Haruna (mailto:[email protected]) from Nigeria submits two questions. Previous postings on this topic have already answered the second partially. Any complementary information wil...
POST 00971E : COLD CHAIN CAPACITY ASSESSMENT Follow-up on Post 00965E 5 September 2006 Three members copied to TechNet their response and comments to Robin Biellik's request. First that of Kalli Kachalla (mailto:[email protected]) from Nigeria, followed by that of Andrew Langley (mailto...
POST 00937E : THINKING THE UNTHINKABLE Follow-up on Posts 00917E, 00923E and 00931E 8 June 2006 This posting contains five contributions to the discussion. The first comes from Patrick Isingoma (mailto:[email protected]) from Uganda, followed by that of Anthony Battersby (mailto:FBA...
POST 00931E : THINKING THE UNTHINKABLE Follow-up on Posts 00917E and 00923E 27 May 2006 This posting contains three contributions. First Anthony Battersby (mailto:[email protected]) from the United Kingdom, defends further his ideas. Then Mogens Munck (mailto:[email protected]) from Spai...
POST 00923E : THINKING THE UNTHINKABLE Follow-up on Post 00917E 11 May 2006 This posting contains two contributions in response to that of Anthony Battersby. The first is from Mogens Munck (mailto:[email protected]) from Spain, and the second from Bob Davis (mailto:[email protected]) from...
POST 00917E : THINKING THE UNTHINKABLE 27 April 2006 Anthony Battersby (mailto:[email protected]) from the United Kingdom, shares thoughts and opinions on polio eradication. Post 00799E presented a series of articles on the merits or otherwise of eradicating polio. Unless I have missed it ...
POST 00915E : VACCINE WASTAGE Follow-up on Posts 00889E, 00894E, 00899E, 00906E and 00910E 22 April 2006 This posting contains three contributions. The first is from Bibata Pare (mailto:[email protected]) from Burkina Faso. The second is from Amir Ansari (mailto:[email protected]) from Ta...
POST 00910E : VACCINE WASTAGE Follow-up on Posts 00889E, 00894E, 00899E and 00906E 11 April 2006 This posting contains a contribution from Sridharan Rangachari (mailto:[email protected]) from India. I fully agree with Anthony's view: "The quantity of Hepatitis B vaccine "wasted" by Niger...
POST 00906E : WASTAGE RATES Follow-up on Posts 00889E, 00894E and 00899E 2 April 2006 This posting is a continuation of the discussion started by questions on a new WHO site by Femi Odegbami. In this posting Anthony Battersby (mailto:[email protected]) contributes further with comments on ...
POST 00882E : GLOBAL PLAN TO STOP TB 30 January 2006 Last Friday 27 January 2006, at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, Nigerian President Olusegun Obasanjo, UK Chancellor of the Exchequer Gordon Brown and Bill Gates called on world leaders to rally behind a major new action plan ...
POST 00868E : POLIO ERADICATION AND INDIA Follow-up on Posts 00863E and 00865E 22 December 2005 The following comment is submitted by Hans Everts (mailto:[email protected]) from WHO/Geneva. When about 95% of the world's population, including 90% of Indian and 50% of Nigerian population, ha...
POST 00864E : COMBINATION VACCINES, LYOPHILIZED VACCINES, DILUENTS AND VVMS Follow-up on Posts 00847E, 00852E, 00855E, 00858E and 00860E 7 December 2005 This posting opens on a short suggestion by Mohammad Nazih Abdallah (mailto:[email protected]) from the United Arab Emirates, followed by...
POST 00863E : POLIO ERADICATION AND INDIA 3 December 2005 Anthony Battersby (mailto:[email protected]) from the UK (see his short message below) has submitted for posting the following article : "Polio Eradication Initiative in India : Deconstructing the GPEI" by C. Sathyamala, Onkar Mitt...
POST 00860E : COMBINATION VACCINES, LYOPHILIZED VACCINES, DILUENTS AND VVMS Follow-up on Posts 00847E, 00852E, 00855E and 00858E 25 November 2005 This posting contains four contributions to the discussion. The first is from Bruce Weniger (mailto:[email protected]) from CDC in the USA. The second i...
POST 00852E : COMBINATION VACCINES, LYOPHILIZED VACCINES, DILUENTS AND VVMS Follow-up on Post 00847E 6 November 2005 This posting contains three contributions. Michel Zaffran's request did not elicitate a tremendous response unless TechNet wasn't copied. The first is from Garry Presthus (ma...
POST 00844E : POLIO NEWS 19 October 2005 Strong advances in the remaining polio endemic areas and the recent introduction of new tools have moved the global polio eradication effort into its final phase in all but one country of the world. The conclusion reached last week in Geneva by the Ad...
POST 00844E : POLIO NEWS 19 October 2005 Strong advances in the remaining polio endemic areas and the recent introduction of new tools have moved the global polio eradication effort into its final phase in all but one country of the world. The conclusion reached last week in Geneva by the Ad...
POST 00836E : PHARMACEUTICAL COLONIALISM IN AFRICA 28 September 2005 The article below was originally published in the "Monde diplomatique" of June 2005, and August for the English edition. It was sent by Anthony Battersby (mailto:[email protected]). Quite interesting though a little long...
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