Menstruation 🩸 is not a reason to delay getting vaccinated 🩹 against #COVID19 🦠.
People can get vaccinated at any point during their menstrual 🗓️ cycle 👍🏽.
#GetVax as soon as it is your turn 🩹❤️
➡️ paho.org/en/covid-19-va… https://t.co/082PyhOcgk
#DYK: A ✅ properly fitted mask 😷 reduces your risk of contracting #COVID19 🦠
#DoItAll to stay protected. https://t.co/m2zfS6f96z
RT @WHO: The #COVID19 pandemic is not over – but it can be with #VaccinEquity
RT @WHO: Ensuring #RoadSafety will result in
people walking, cycling & using public transport as preferred travel options
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health & the…
RT @WHO: #RoadSafety is a shared responsibility. It involves many sectors:
👥 government
👥 transport
👥 health
👥 police
👥 urban planning
👥 e…
RT @WHO: Every 2⃣4⃣ seconds, the 🌍 loses:
a child
a father
a mother
a brother
a sister
a friend
a colleague
We urge world leaders to ensu…
RT @rpsp_pajph: 👊🏻To fight #Colorectal #cancer in the #caribbean region; it is time ⏱️ for policymakers to develop a national CRC screening…
💉 "Vaccines have a vital role to play in preventing the spread 🦠 of COVID. Studies show that those who contract #COVID19 after vaccination have milder symptoms and are less likely to develop post-COVID condition." @DirOPSPAHO https://t.co/jZMgqKPYVY
@UNITAID @WHO According to the World Health Organization (@WHO), more than one million women of childbearing age are estimated to be infected with #Chagas, resulting in up to 15,000 infants 👶🏽 born with the disease each year. https://t.co/t6vzofwPxV
