US EditionDisruption of TB Vaccine Is Worrying and Affects Mexican Childhood · Global Voices
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The lack of availability of the tuberculosis vaccine has generated concern and concern among parents in Mexico. The absence of this crucial biological in health centers has prevented newborns from receiving the immunization necessary to protect them against this serious disease. This is the case of Vanessa, who repeatedly went to a clinic in San Mateo Atenco, State of Mexico, hoping that her daughter Gina would be vaccinated, without any success.
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aztecamorelos.comChildhood vaccination coverage declined in 2020, to the point that 2023 closed with a vaccination rate of 66.4%. There was a failure in vaccine prevention, asserted Alejandro Macías, an infectious disease specialist at the University of Guanajuato, as Mexico invests very little in health, and this is the case with whooping cough in Mexico. Whooping Cough Cases in Mexico in 2025 According to official data for 2025, whooping cough in Mexico has re…
The lack of medical equipment and medicines is compounded by the tragedy caused by low vaccination coverage. To date there are already 45 children who lose their lives in Mexico because of Tosferin. What is pertussis? Pertussis, also known as pertussis, is a highly contagious respiratory disease caused by Bordetella pertussis bacteria. This infection mainly affects the airways, causing intense episodes of cough that can last weeks or even months…
The evidence was overwhelming. Mothers of the family. And specialists echoed what, for years, we warned in the Aztec Informative Force. “...From 2020 the vaccination coverage in the infant population declined drastically, to the point, that in 2023 we closed with a percentage of vaccination of 66%...” Frida “... There was a failure in the provision of the vaccine, in the disposition of vaccine, the purchase, the budgets, Mexico invested very lit…
In addition to the lack of medical equipment and medicines, 45 children have lost their lives.
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