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Only 48% of pregnant women have been vaccinated against Influenza A

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Only 48% of pregnant women have been vaccinated against Influenza A
Only 48% of pregnant women are vaccinated against influenza A in Bahia until this Thursday (13), according to information from the State Department of Health (SESAB). In all, more than 3.2 million people received the vaccine dose.

The data is of particular concern because pregnant women are among the most vulnerable to disease - one in five deaths from the H1N1 was a pregnant woman this year.

"The attendance of pregnant women to a vaccination is vital to protect this population. The disease showed great aggressiveness on pregnant women in 2009 quando189 pregnant women and their babies have died of H1N1. The best prevention is to take the vaccine, "said Secretary of Health, Jorge Solla, returning to emphasize that the vaccine is safe.

According to SESAB, another risk group that had less than optimal vaccination is to the chronically ill. Only 38% of those under age of 60 years, sought to put to vaccinate. Among the chronic patients over 60 years, the vaccination rate was good - more than 82% have been vaccinated.

The stage of youth 20-29 years had a 60% vaccination. Already the group 30-39 years had only 20% of target population vaccinated. Worldwide, more than 300 million people have been vaccinated.

In Brazil, we recorded 361 serious cases of Influenza in Brazil until the beginning of April. Most cases are in the North (203) cases and among women (76%) and women (32%).

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