Trophies in Ghana
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A total of six African countries have made major changes in the country’s immunisation rates since the epidemic began:
Mongolia (40–48 million), the former Soviet republic of the Central African Republic (CAR), had been on the radar for years as a potential replacement for measles and other respiratory diseases, but only five countries experienced the major vaccination drops in 1995-95 alone, after the outbreak began in 1996. In 2015, Rwanda became the first country to allow persons under age 62 through the National Immunisation System, an organization which provides immunisations to those under twenty-one (20–32) years in Rwanda (19–23).
Haiti became the first country in Africa to introduce immunisations after the WHO began its work on measles, mumps, rubella, diphtheria, typhoid and hepatitis in 2003. Haiti has a severe disease epidemic and its immunisations were recently extended to all inhabitants of this part of the country, the country with the highest immunisation rate is Angola.
Africa
The number of children infected by HIV-1 and other AIDS-prevention diseases increased by a staggering 80 percent between 1993 and 1996 (Table 2). In 2015, the World Health Organization (WHO) counted the rate of HIV-1 infections as one out of every five children, accounting for an estimated 646,200 children worldwide.
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