Health. "A General Deterioration": Infant Vaccination Is Declining in Several EU Countries
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According to a study published in The Lancet, sixteen countries in the European Union registered a decline in vaccination rates for at least four vaccines.
Childhood vaccination rates in Europe are stagnating, according to a study published on Friday. Vaccination is one of the most effective public health interventions, but delays in vaccination in the European Union (EU) have led to a decline in coverage and a resurgence of vaccine-preventable diseases, the researchers said.
In Germany, five out of seven children's vaccination rates have fallen. The trend in two vaccines is particularly worrying. Experts warn of a serious threat to public health.
VACCINATION coverage among children in Europe has been stagnant or declining in recent years, a new study has shown.
In France, immunization coverage increased for four vaccines and decreased for three more.
In many EU countries, vaccination rates in children are decreasing. Germany is also affected, as a study shows. The trigger was therefore above all the Corona pandemic.
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