Why Bangladesh has lost 1,000 lives to measles despite record vaccine drive
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Why Bangladesh has lost 1,000 lives to measles despite record vaccine drive The nation has administered 20mn vaccines since April, but past slipups have led to a mounting death toll, say analysts Dhaka, Bangladesh – One-year-old Saif Hasan died within minutes…
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Why Bangladesh has lost 1,000 lives to measles despite record vaccine drive The nation has administered 20mn vaccines since April, but past slipups have led to a mounting death toll, say analysts Dhaka, Bangladesh – One-year-old Saif Hasan died within minutes…
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