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The U.S. is cutting Gavi funding, risking 1.2 million child deaths and 75 million missed vaccinations in five years.
The U.S. is cutting funding for Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance, potentially causing 75 million children to miss vaccinations and over 1.2 million child deaths in five years.
Gavi has saved 17 million lives in 25 years, helping control diseases like measles, polio, and tetanus.
Global immunization has prevented 154 million deaths in 50 years, mostly among infants.
Maintaining current funding could save 3.8 million lives yearly by 2030, with $286 in social benefits per dollar spent.
Expanding coverage could save 4.1 million more lives over eight years at $1.5 billion annually, yielding $170 billion in benefits and a 100-to-1 return.
Vaccines reduce healthcare strain, economic disruption, and global health risks, making them one of the most cost-effective development investments.
Estados Unidos está reduciendo el financiamiento de Gavi, arriesgando 1,2 millones de muertes infantiles y 75 millones de vacunaciones perdidas en cinco años.