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Nearly 1 million people were immunized against influenza A H1/N1

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Editor, Senior Moderator
The Expanded Program on Immunization (EPI) under the Ministry of Public Health and Welfare (MSPyBS), records that have been vaccinated against influenza A/H1N1 about 989 409 people across the country. In children under 10 years were vaccinated at 31% of the target for the second dose, which is 36 786 boys and girls received the first dose of 118 200 infants.



The health regions reported much is immunized Central, with 247 843 people vaccinated, followed by Capital, 181 652, Alto Parana, 115 337; Itap?a, with 80 378; Caaguaz?, with 68 884; Cordillera, with 36 369; Paraguar?, with 36 219; Concepci?n, with 29 308; Guaira, with 26 803 in San Pedro Norte, those immunized amount to 22 369, in Caazap?, to 21 210, in Misiones, to 20 253, in Canindey?, to 20 232, in Amambay, to 17 947; in Boqueron, to 16 166; South San Pedro, to 15 890, in President Hayes, 14 937, in Neembucu to 13 652, and in Upper Paraguay, 3960 For children under 10 years of age, the second dose of vaccine was the 31% of the target, ie 36 786 infants. With the first dose, were immunized 118 200 Small 6 to 35 months should receive two doses of anti-influenza, with a minimum interval of four months between each. The largest of three years require only one dose.
With others are biological Scheme MSPyBS Regular Immunization, coverage reaching 46% for BCG, 42% and Penta3 OPV3, 45% with MMR, 25% with the second dose of anti-rotavirus and 43% for Yellow Fever .


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