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Spanish to English translation
Incorporated the influenza vaccine to the national calendar
The Government today formalized the integration of the influenza vaccine to the national program. Immunization, which will apply for free, will be mandatory for children under two years, pregnant women and health workers. The Health Ministry confirmed that the H1N1 virus will be included on the recommendation of the World Health Organization (WHO).
With the publication of its decision in the Official Gazette 35/2011, the Ministry of Health officially today the addition of the influenza vaccine to the National Immunization Schedule.
The ministry confirmed to be free and compulsory for risk groups comprised of pregnant, postpartum women, children six months to two years and health workers, while also confirmed that the H1N1 virus will be included on the recommendation of the World Health Organization Health Organization (WHO).
"Stepping into the National Immunization Schedule influenza vaccine for health workers, pregnant women, lactating women and children between six and twenty four months," ordered the Ministry of Health in resolution 35/2011. The portfolio in charge of Juan Manzur completed "tuner (also) the National Programme for Control of Preventable Diseases, free of charge and obligatory."
On Mar. 11, Manzur said the alert level of the health system, arguing that, following the discovery of three cases of flu in people from outside, "proved the existence of the virus and became the focus lock." 35/2011 In the resolution, recalled that "Pandemic influenza is a type of influenza that repeats every few decades and spreads rapidly around the world, usually characterized by causing the collapse of health systems, high morbidity and mortality, especially among younger people and the immunocompromised. "
"The new strain of influenza A H1N1 that caused the pandemic began circulating in Argentina in May 2009 and caused nearly 10,000 cases and 500 deaths."
Spanish to English translation
Incorporated the influenza vaccine to the national calendar
The Government today formalized the integration of the influenza vaccine to the national program. Immunization, which will apply for free, will be mandatory for children under two years, pregnant women and health workers. The Health Ministry confirmed that the H1N1 virus will be included on the recommendation of the World Health Organization (WHO).
With the publication of its decision in the Official Gazette 35/2011, the Ministry of Health officially today the addition of the influenza vaccine to the National Immunization Schedule.
The ministry confirmed to be free and compulsory for risk groups comprised of pregnant, postpartum women, children six months to two years and health workers, while also confirmed that the H1N1 virus will be included on the recommendation of the World Health Organization Health Organization (WHO).
"Stepping into the National Immunization Schedule influenza vaccine for health workers, pregnant women, lactating women and children between six and twenty four months," ordered the Ministry of Health in resolution 35/2011. The portfolio in charge of Juan Manzur completed "tuner (also) the National Programme for Control of Preventable Diseases, free of charge and obligatory."
On Mar. 11, Manzur said the alert level of the health system, arguing that, following the discovery of three cases of flu in people from outside, "proved the existence of the virus and became the focus lock." 35/2011 In the resolution, recalled that "Pandemic influenza is a type of influenza that repeats every few decades and spreads rapidly around the world, usually characterized by causing the collapse of health systems, high morbidity and mortality, especially among younger people and the immunocompromised. "
"The new strain of influenza A H1N1 that caused the pandemic began circulating in Argentina in May 2009 and caused nearly 10,000 cases and 500 deaths."