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UNICEF and Pampers
thank you for your help!
The generosity of parents and other participants in the 2009 North American
1 Pack = 1 Vaccine* program has been astounding. You’ve helped Pampers provide funding for over 31 million tetanus vaccines, helping UNICEF protect mothers and their newborns in less industrialized nations from this devastating disease. We couldn't have done it without you!
1 Pack Pampers = 1 Tetanus vaccine
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1 Pack Pampers = 1 Tetanus Vaccine Program
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Goal: 31 Million Achieved: 31 Million
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About the Pampers and UNICEF partnership
Tetanus quick facts
Salma Hayek & UNICEF
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For every specially marked pack of Pampers Diapers and Wipes purchased in the U.S. and Canada, the Pampers brand will donate US$.07 to the U.S. Fund for UNICEF to help provide one tetanus vaccine to a pregnant woman or a woman of child-bearing age in the less industrialized world. For more information visit www.pampers.com/unicef, www.unicefusa.org/pampers or www.unicef.ca. UNICEF does not endorse any brand or product. No portion of the purchase price is tax-deductible.

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As of 2004, Neonatal Tetanus (NT) is responsible for about 3-4% of all the neonatal deaths, or about 128,000 deaths annually. Stanfield JP, Galazka A. Neonatal tetanus in the world today. Bull World Health Organ 1984; 62: 647-69.; WHO EPI. The global elimination of neonatal tetanus: progress to date. Wkly Epidemiolo Rec 1993; 68: 277-82. WHO. Tetanus Vaccine: WHO position paper. Wkly Epidemiolo Rec 2006; 81: 198-208.