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In 2017, 30 Romanian & 2 🇮🇹 kids DIED from #Measles #Morbillo!
Antivaxxers, instead of admitting their fault, they are now playing S.I.D.S!
There is NO such link between Vaccines & S.I.D.S. We have been explaining this using the most easy-to-understand model: the comic.
This why @VirologyComics is A LIFE-SAVING initiative!
Please help us to educate children, parents and grandparents about the science behind vaccines and viral diseases.
THANK YOU!
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The inaugural award winner of ISLA is ‘Cimaza Virology Comics’. Using the power of illustrations, comics and animated videos Cimaza facilitates the acquisition and transmission of scientifically accurate information on viruses and vaccines, thus improving health and science literacy.
The graphic material of Cimaza is provided in the major European languages and in Arabic and covers a number of different topics, including bacterial and viral infections, antibiotics and vaccine safety. The challenge is to deliver scientific knowledge using an engaging and attractive means directed to a wide range of learners (children, parents, immigrants, refugees and low literacy communities, general public), empowering them to make the right decisions and take appropriate actions on their health and quality of life both in normal situations and during emerging crises.
For more information see the Cimaza profile.
ISLA is funded and administered by the Hardie Wren Development Initiatives (HWDI) and facilitated in collaboration with NIDA.
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Cimaza Virology Comics combines colorful, fact-filled comic imagery with science communication to educate children and teens about vaccines and infectious diseases. The engaging and creative comic strip style helps children learn about viruses, the value of vaccines, how vaccines work, and the people who discovered them. Cimaza Virology Comics was awarded the Innovation in Science Literacy Award for 2017.
Reviewed by Vaccine Education Center at CHOP on September 26, 2017
