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Norway may vaccinate all children against norovirus

Gert van der Hoek

In Memoriam - Editor, Senior Moderator
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"All babies vacinated against vomiting disease"

30 November. 2011

In addition to that the disease is distressing for the children, according to the Knowledge Centre that it is cheaper for society to pay for the vaccine than the costs that parents are at home one or more days with children who are vomiting.

Each year between 5000 and 10 000 children so poor that parents must stay home from work and maybe take them to the doctor.

Now recommends Public Health (FHI) that all Norwegian children are vaccinated against a virus that gives diarrhea and vomiting. The vaccine against diarrhea drink. The proposal is sent to the Health and Care Services and the National Council for Quality and priorities in health care.

Currently, Belgium, Austria, Luxembourg and Finland introduced the vaccine.

Director of Public Health Hanne N?kleby emphasizes that the disease is a public health problem and that it practically affects all Norwegian children before the age of five.

Read more - Aftenposten
 
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