The prevention of invasive pneumococcal diseases must begin as soon as possible and continue throughout the course of life. To emphasize this is Caterina Rizzo, Professor of Hygiene and Preventive Medicine at the University of Pisa, interviewed at the 59th SitI National Congress in Genoa. The expert recalls the importance of the first two vaccination doses in infants, with particular attention to the protection against the most dangerous serotyp…
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(Adnkronos) - Protecting children from invasive pneumococcal diseases from the very first few months of life, while guaranteeing the maximum possible immune protection to the adult population and the most fragile subjects. This is one of the priorities of vaccination prevention highlighted by Caterina Rizzo, Professor of Hygiene and Preventive Medicine at the University of Pisa, [...] L'articolo Vaccines, Rizzo (UniPi): "Contro pneumococco prote…