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95 thousand doses will BE APPLIED IN THE HEALTH ESTABLISHMENTS

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95 thousand doses will BE APPLIED IN THE HEALTH ESTABLISHMENTS
With the H1N1 vaccine will prevent deaths
April 21, 2010


ICA | ica. An average of 700 health workers in the region and are being vaccinated against influenza A H1N1, as referred Anicama Dr. Rolando Zapata, an epidemiologist at the Regional Health Bureau (DIRESA).

Zapata also referred Anicama that vaccination has two specific objectives: to maintain the whole health system to function, and prevent deaths.

These vaccines prevent deaths of people at risk (pregnant women, diabetes, malnutrition, cardio-vascular diseases, respiratory, renal, obesity), said epidemiologist.

It is not universal. The availability of vaccines in our country is not universal for Peru, have been for 3 million doses, and according to the indications of the OPS is vaccinating health care workers, pregnant women, and persons with some risk.

95 thousand vaccines have been scheduled for the Ica region, which are being implemented in health facilities in each city.

Patients previously vaccinated receive an evaluation by doctors in health facilities, because vaccines are limited, he said Rolando Zapata Anicama.

reported cases. In the region there have been 44 cases of infections, including several deaths, and so far this year there have been 3 cases (two pregnant and one adult).

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