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Diphtheria: Data Shows About 68% Of Confirmed Cases Are Unvaccinated — NCDC
Summary by The Lagos Editorial Desk Alexander Okere , as published by Channels Television
· September 5, 2026
· 1 min read
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Key points Further information on the disease can be found through official channels, including statements from health officials and data on confirmed cases. A vaccine-preventable disease has seen a significant portion of its confirmed cases involve people without vaccination.
A vaccine-preventable disease has seen a significant portion of its confirmed cases involve people without vaccination. Most casualties were among this group. The risk of infection is present for everyone, and those who are undervaccinated can transmit it.
Parents are being urged to take action. Details about the disease and its impact are available from the relevant health authorities.
Further information on the disease can be found through official channels, including statements from health officials and data on confirmed cases.
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Category: News Published: September 5, 2026 Source: Channels Television Reading time: 1 min
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