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Requests to the SSA are allergic to eggs not vaccinated
By: EL UNIVERSAL
WARN OF ALLERGIC REACTIONS IN A H1N1 VACCINE
MEXICO CITY .- The owner of the Health Secretariat (SSA), Jose Angel Cordova Villalobos, dismissed risks vaccine virus H1N1, which are to begin this week in the country, but asked those who are allergic to eggs to refrain from vaccination.
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Different. The batch of vaccines against influenza A H1N1 acquired by SSA comes from a different laboratory, which has nothing to do with the vaccines to be used in Canada and have caused adverse reactions in the population. ARCHIVE
Cordova Villalobos said that the lot of the acquired biological Mexico, which arrived late on the country, come from a different laboratory that manufactures which are being implemented in Canada, where it has been reported that vaccines cause adverse reactions among population.
In an interview, the official explained that the allergic reaction has been reported in Canada is presented with adjuvant vaccine, with which the doses have not been acquired in Mexico.
However, asked people who are allergic to eggs to refrain from vaccination.
"I would ask the people, that those who are allergic to eggs refrain from vaccination because the virus is grown in embryonated eggs, then there may be some residual egg proteins and may have an allergic reaction," he said.
Cordova Villalobos explained that this weekend will begin to implement the 865 thousand vaccines into the country, while as of 17 December is expected to be another 650 thousand doses, thereby protecting the group would complete population Health workers and pregnant women.
For its part, the French company Sanofi began its construction in Mexico from a plant to produce seasonal influenza vaccines, but also has proposed the development of vaccines against influenza A H1N1, which will begin operating in 2012.
Daniel Parfait, the French ambassador in Mexico, announced the progress of this investment project demonstrated that "allow Mexico to have independence in the production of vaccines against influenza," what he called fundamental from the health crisis faced the country in recent months before the outbreak of the epidemic.
Requests to the SSA are allergic to eggs not vaccinated
By: EL UNIVERSAL
WARN OF ALLERGIC REACTIONS IN A H1N1 VACCINE
MEXICO CITY .- The owner of the Health Secretariat (SSA), Jose Angel Cordova Villalobos, dismissed risks vaccine virus H1N1, which are to begin this week in the country, but asked those who are allergic to eggs to refrain from vaccination.
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Different. The batch of vaccines against influenza A H1N1 acquired by SSA comes from a different laboratory, which has nothing to do with the vaccines to be used in Canada and have caused adverse reactions in the population. ARCHIVE
Cordova Villalobos said that the lot of the acquired biological Mexico, which arrived late on the country, come from a different laboratory that manufactures which are being implemented in Canada, where it has been reported that vaccines cause adverse reactions among population.
In an interview, the official explained that the allergic reaction has been reported in Canada is presented with adjuvant vaccine, with which the doses have not been acquired in Mexico.
However, asked people who are allergic to eggs to refrain from vaccination.
"I would ask the people, that those who are allergic to eggs refrain from vaccination because the virus is grown in embryonated eggs, then there may be some residual egg proteins and may have an allergic reaction," he said.
Cordova Villalobos explained that this weekend will begin to implement the 865 thousand vaccines into the country, while as of 17 December is expected to be another 650 thousand doses, thereby protecting the group would complete population Health workers and pregnant women.
For its part, the French company Sanofi began its construction in Mexico from a plant to produce seasonal influenza vaccines, but also has proposed the development of vaccines against influenza A H1N1, which will begin operating in 2012.
Daniel Parfait, the French ambassador in Mexico, announced the progress of this investment project demonstrated that "allow Mexico to have independence in the production of vaccines against influenza," what he called fundamental from the health crisis faced the country in recent months before the outbreak of the epidemic.