Research & Publication
The Country Learning Hub has a pool of research papers on immunisation and vaccination in Bangladesh by some of the leading national and international experts.
Building Immunity Block by Block: Improving Immunisation…
Vaccination remains one of the most effective tools to protect children against life-threatening diseases like…
Closing Gaps, Saving Lives: Strengthening Influenza Prevention…
Bangladesh has made significant strides in influenza surveillance since launching the National Influenza Surveillance Program…
The Invisible Protectors: Early Measles-Rubella Vaccination Shows…
Bangladesh continues to move forward in protecting its children through innovative immunisation strategies. A new…
The Hidden Factors: Trends and Gender Patterns…
Immunisation stands as one of Bangladesh’s proudest public health achievements, and Dhaka city shines brightly…
Vaccinating for a Safer Tomorrow: Fighting Childhood…
In Bangladesh, childhood pneumonia has long been a leading health challenge. But today, a new…
Caring vs Fearing: How Mothers’ Beliefs Have…
Immunisation is an essential public health strategy to prevent childhood diseases and enhance community health.…
From Missed to Protected: How Mobile Phones…
In today’s connected world, a simple mobile phone message is helping save lives. Across many…
Hidden Barriers to Child Vaccination: Country Learning…
Whether in the dense slums of urban Bangladesh, or amidst the serenity of coastal regions,…
In Search for the Reasons: Causes of…
Immunisation plays a crucial role in safeguarding children from preventable diseases. However, a recent study…
Pandemic Gone But Effect Remains: Regional Disparities…
The COVID-19 pandemic has had far-reaching impacts on health systems globally, and Bangladesh is no…
Socio-demographic Factors Impacting Measles Vaccination: Perspectives in…
In Bangladesh, childhood immunisation, particularly for measles, plays a vital role in reducing mortality and…
Fighting Typhoid, Saving Futures: TCV Introduction a…
Bangladesh faces a significant burden of typhoid fever, with over 300 cases per 100,000 people…