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Listen, childhood vaccines are our magic bullet

The UNICEF Kenya Deputy Representative, Patrizia DiGiovanni gives drops of Polio Vaccine to a child in Eastleigh where over 800,000 children were targeted for the exercise within Nairobi. [Jenipher Wachie, Standard]

Neema is a joyful, playful and healthy child. I am drawn to her by more than just her character. It is anchored right from a deliberate early healthy start to life strongly supported by parents who took her for the routine childhood vaccinations.

Additionally, there must have been a resilient health system that ensured the critical childhood vaccines were available.

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