US EditionInfluenza: People Get Less Vaccinated and Specialists Warn About the Risk of a Serious Flare-Up
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Infectologist Hugo Pizzi expressed his concern about the lack of adherence to influenza vaccination in Argentina, despite the fact that doses have been available free of charge since March, and warned that disinterest, especially in younger generations, can lead to a critical health scenario. “Last year there was more adherence. Today we are seeing that young generations not only fail in their own protection, but also do not vaccinate their chil…
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Con La Gente NoticiasInfectious disease specialist Hugo Pizzi expressed his concern about the low uptake of the flu vaccine in Argentina, despite the fact that doses have been available free of charge since March, and warned that this lack of interest, especially among younger generations, could lead to a critical health situation. “Last year there was higher uptake. Today we are seeing that younger generations are not only failing to protect themselves, but are als…
The sustained decline in vaccination rates in Argentina triggered alarms in the health system. Specialists warn that low coverage increases the risk of outbreaks of preventable diseases, such as measles, poliomyelitis and whooping cough, which can lead to more infections, hospitalizations and serious complications. One of the most worrying aspects is the weakening of collective immunity, that is, the indirect protection that is achieved when the…
Concern over Low Influenza Vaccination: Possible Health Risks in the Coming Months - Diario Panorama
Infectologist Hugo Pizzi alerted about the fall in adherence to the free campaign and remarked that less coverage could affect collective immunity, especially in young people and children.
The low adherence to influenza vaccination in Argentina triggered warning signs in the health system, in a context where doses are available free of charge since March but coverage is still declining. Infectologist Hugo Pizzi warned that the problem is not only the lack of individual vaccination, but the collective impact it can generate. “Today we are seeing that young generations not only fail in their own protection, but also do not vaccinate…
Infectologist Hugo Pizzi warned about the low adherence to the influenza vaccination campaign, especially in young people. The danger of the European strain H3N2 and legal sanctions for failing to comply with the mandatory schedule. Read more
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