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Global immunization saves 154 million lives over 50 years — Gates Foundation a leading contributor
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A landmark UNICEF and WHO analysis published in 2024 found that global immunization programs had saved 154 million lives over 50 years — the largest life-saving impact of any health intervention in history. The Gates Foundation, as the largest private funder of GAVI, CEPI, and global vaccine delivery infrastructure, was identified as a central contributor. The analysis found that for every dollar invested in childhood vaccination, $21 in economic returns were generated through avoided illness, death, and lost productivity.
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