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Paran? closes first step without records of serious adverse reactions

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Paran? closes first step without records of serious adverse reactions - 22/03/2010 15:17
The first phase of vaccination against the new flu (H1N1) - held from 8 to 19 March - focused on people and workers of health services had a total of 95 million people vaccinated and has reported no cases of serious adverse reaction. "We follow the vaccination and we had no record of cases in which there were severe reactions," said the State Secretary of Health, Gilberto Martin.

The assertion of the Secretary to clarify and demystify the public e-mails and myths circulating on the Internet without any truth, and they have been widely refuted by the Secretariat and medical organizations. "We're trying to raise awareness of the need for the vaccine and we reaffirm that although e-mails circulating on the alarmist reactions to medicine, the risk of an adverse reaction is the same as other vaccines," explains Martin.

During the first week of the vaccination campaign Parana vaccinated 95,049 people, including 84,111 professionals and 9699 Indians, which represents its 78% and 75% of both audiences.
 
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