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FOR A HEALTY, THRIVING TENNESSEE FREE OF VACCINE-PREVENTABLE DISEASES

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      • HPV
      • COVID-19
      • Measles, Mumps, and Rubella
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    • Promoting Equity in Vaccination Practices
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  • Rwanda was the first African nation to offer a comprehensive prevention program for cervical cancer. In the first year, they achieved over 90% vaccination coverage and continue to demonstrate one of the highest HPV vaccination rates worldwide. #TNvaxNOW https://buff.ly/3RTPGZs
  • Big Bird and Granny Bird share their experience with the COVID-19 vaccines and remind parents that the vaccines are the best way to protect our kids, friends, neighbors and families. @healthychildren @AmerAcadPeds #TNvaxNOW #ProtectOurFuture https://buff.ly/3BfeEwz
  • On Fridays, we recommend a Fact Check: FAQs on Kids’ Vaccines video each week from @healthychildren and the @AmerAcadPeds. Today, we are recommending “Should my Child Get Shots if They Are Sick?” Find out with Dr. Whitney Casares. #FactCheckFriday #TNvaxNOW https://buff.ly/3zqe51v
  • Thank you for following TN Vaccinates: Protect Our Future this summer, an initiative of @ImmunizeTN. Please join us to protect Tennessee from serious vaccine-preventable diseases. #TNvaxNOW #ProtectOurFuture We hope you will “like” our Facebook page and follow us on Twitter and Instagram @ImmunizeTN and check out our website: https://buff.ly/3xMY19y
  • Making sure your children have all of their immunizations is one of the best things you can do to protect them! Your pediatrician will tell you which ones they need. #CallYourPediatrician #TNvaxNOW https://buff.ly/3yTHqzW
  • It is #ThankfulThursday and we are grateful for Hip Hop Public Health sharing “Community Immunity: A Rap Anthology About Vaccines” to increase vaccine literacy. Check out Part 7, “Why is it important for young people to get vaccinated?” @HHPHorg #CommunityImmunity #TNvaxNOW https://buff.ly/3zpYK12 You can find out more here: https://buff.ly/3eX712f
  • @teensforvaxx is a nonprofit organization who’s mission is to educate and empower teens to get vaccinated and be champions of public health. Founder Arin Parsa believes “educating and empowering the younger generation is the only way to overcome vaccine hesitancy and eradicate vaccine-preventable diseases ultimately!” #TNvaxNOW He gave a presentation on how and why students can become vaccine advocates and help change the future. https://buff.ly/3omf2Sk
  • Great news! Earlier this year, Japan relaunched its HPV vaccination drive. Japan suspended recommendations in 2013 over safety concerns. Now, with a considerable amount of research on both the high safety and effectiveness of the vaccine, they have resumed recommending and supporting HPV vaccination. Although this is excellent news, part of the damage from the interluding years cannot be undone. Young Japanese women went unprotected for many years, and it has been estimated that 25,000 cases of cervical cancer and 5,700 deaths could have been prevented had vaccine recommendations not been interrupted. #TNvaxNOW https://buff.ly/3omMPe3
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