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http://www.lacapital.com.ar/contenidos/2010/06/08/noticia_0089.html
Spanish to English translation
95 percent of persons belonging to groups at risk of contracting influenza A and monovalent vaccine was applied in the province of Santa Fe district in which more than 430,000 people inoculated, health spokesmen reported.
The Ministry of Health reported that there were no further cases of H1N1 in the province and pointed out that the national campaign continues to unfold throughout the Santa Fe.
The health portfolio said that so far implemented 434 129 doses of monovalent influenza vaccine (H1N1) and trivalent Santa Fe
Of that total, 115 372 were inoculated to those belonging to risk groups (5-64 years) population in the province is estimated at about 120,000.
In this regard, the provincial director of Promotion and Health Protection, Andrea Uboldi, considered as "very positive" development of the national campaign in the province.
She said that to date there are no confirmed cases of H1N1 in the Santa Fe area, so "we have time to continue vaccinating to reach the moment of greatest number of cases protected."
In addition, health staff are 45 533 doses were applied, about 95 percent of the goal of this population to 26 062 pregnant women (98 percent of target), 21 557 of mothers (81 per cent of the target) to 94 897 children under 3 years (1 dose, which represents 72 percent of the target), and 66 444 children of 3-4 years (66 per cent of target).
Uboldi also said that for over 65 years, 37 132 doses are applied and stressed that all persons belonging to this group can attend public effectors to be vaccinated, but have social security coverage. "
Spanish to English translation
95 percent of persons belonging to groups at risk of contracting influenza A and monovalent vaccine was applied in the province of Santa Fe district in which more than 430,000 people inoculated, health spokesmen reported.
The Ministry of Health reported that there were no further cases of H1N1 in the province and pointed out that the national campaign continues to unfold throughout the Santa Fe.
The health portfolio said that so far implemented 434 129 doses of monovalent influenza vaccine (H1N1) and trivalent Santa Fe
Of that total, 115 372 were inoculated to those belonging to risk groups (5-64 years) population in the province is estimated at about 120,000.
In this regard, the provincial director of Promotion and Health Protection, Andrea Uboldi, considered as "very positive" development of the national campaign in the province.
She said that to date there are no confirmed cases of H1N1 in the Santa Fe area, so "we have time to continue vaccinating to reach the moment of greatest number of cases protected."
In addition, health staff are 45 533 doses were applied, about 95 percent of the goal of this population to 26 062 pregnant women (98 percent of target), 21 557 of mothers (81 per cent of the target) to 94 897 children under 3 years (1 dose, which represents 72 percent of the target), and 66 444 children of 3-4 years (66 per cent of target).
Uboldi also said that for over 65 years, 37 132 doses are applied and stressed that all persons belonging to this group can attend public effectors to be vaccinated, but have social security coverage. "