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Three risk groups receive influenza vaccine A from April 5 in Santa Cruz
Santa Cruz, 15 Mar (Erbol) .- The influenza vaccine will be available from April 5 in Santa Cruz and will be distributed in hospitals and health centers to benefit the persons identified in three risk groups, according to the publication of news Montero.
After completion of the workshop which was in the city of La Paz, Where he trained epidemiologists nine headquarters (State Health Services) and responsible for the EPI program, it was announced that 1,300,000 doses of vaccine against influenza A, 368 thousand doses are for Santa Cruz .
The vaccine will be distributed in three groups at risk, ie first apply the dose to health workers because they are in direct contact with patients.
Also, pregnant women in any period of gestation and who are persons 6 months to 44 years who have chronic disorders like diabetes, hypertension, HIV / AIDS or any other disease that causes collapse of the body's defenses without However, the latter must show a medical certificate that evidences their health.
Roberto T?rrez, Chief Epidemiologist, said that those who suffered from influenza A H1N1 vaccine is not required because they are already immunized against this disease and the vaccine is safe.
Three risk groups receive influenza vaccine A from April 5 in Santa Cruz
Santa Cruz, 15 Mar (Erbol) .- The influenza vaccine will be available from April 5 in Santa Cruz and will be distributed in hospitals and health centers to benefit the persons identified in three risk groups, according to the publication of news Montero.
After completion of the workshop which was in the city of La Paz, Where he trained epidemiologists nine headquarters (State Health Services) and responsible for the EPI program, it was announced that 1,300,000 doses of vaccine against influenza A, 368 thousand doses are for Santa Cruz .
The vaccine will be distributed in three groups at risk, ie first apply the dose to health workers because they are in direct contact with patients.
Also, pregnant women in any period of gestation and who are persons 6 months to 44 years who have chronic disorders like diabetes, hypertension, HIV / AIDS or any other disease that causes collapse of the body's defenses without However, the latter must show a medical certificate that evidences their health.
Roberto T?rrez, Chief Epidemiologist, said that those who suffered from influenza A H1N1 vaccine is not required because they are already immunized against this disease and the vaccine is safe.