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Join us in celebrating with Royal Hospital for Children, Glasgow patient, Rory. Today is his 'Heart-versary' – one year since his heart surgery at the hospital. Here's to all the kids celebrating their special milestones today. 🎉 ![]()
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Read Rory's story here: www.nhsggc.scot/the-qeuhs-first-baby-of-2022-celebrates-his-heart-versary/
The power of vaccines is immense – they save lives, they prevent illness, they contribute to children having the best start in life and offer other vulnerable people the prospect of a healthier future.![]()
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This #WorldImmunisationWeek, 24-30 April 2024, the World Health Organization is celebrating the role that vaccination programmes across the world have played in the last 50 years.![]()
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In a blog published as part of the week, Dr Sam Ghebrehewet, Head of Vaccination and Immunisation at Public Health Scotland, reflects on this year’s WIW theme ‘Humanly Possible: Saving lives through immunisation’. ![]()
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He also emphasises the importance of ensuring the successes in using vaccines continue in the face of global challenges.![]()
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Read the blog here 🔽![]()
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publichealthscotland.scot/our-blog/2024/april/vaccines-have-changed-the-world-for-the-better-let-…![]()
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#HumanlyPossible #WIW24
