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- Bangladesh is transitioning from low-income to lower-middle-income status, expected to be fully achieved by 2025, with implications for public health financing.
- Vaccine procurement for the Expanded Program on Immunization will shift to the private market, highlighting the need for a cost-benefit analysis to assess vaccine demand across various socioeconomic groups.
- Emphasizing a life-course approach to vaccination will help maximize its benefits and tackle significant public health threats over time.
Article Abstract
Bangladesh is entering from low-income to lower-middle-income status in 2020, and this will be completed in the next 5 years. With gross national income growing, vaccines will need to be procured through private market for the Expanded Program on Immunization. A cost-benefit analysis is needed to evaluate vaccine demand in different socioeconomic groups in the country, to inform this procurement. Moreover, disease burden studies and awareness of importance of specific vaccines are needed as we move forward. A life-course approach to vaccination may enable whole society to realize the full potential of vaccination and address most significant threats to its success over time.
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