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Spanish-English Translation
"The most successful influenza vaccination campaign in history"
The vaccination campaign covered H1N1 to 54% of the net. He told the director of Immunization, Theresa Picon, was "the most successful in American history." "People responded very well and has not itself raised doubts as happened elsewhere, nor was any case information circulating on the Internet," he said.
Published: October 19, 2010 at 17:56
By: Emiliano Zecca
Doses of vaccine against H1N1 (adhoc / Nicolas Celaya)
Shabbir said that the demand of the population was very good, despite some difficulties. "We had problems due to collection by the arrival of the vaccine. This was linked to production problems because the vaccine was done in real time, "he said. "Like, people responded well. Expected, did not generate social unrest and were vaccinated more people than any other influenza vaccination campaign in history, "he added.
Shabbir said that the categories were established at first worked well and within each group has a high acceptance. "Pregnant women who always have made more afraid of vaccines or drugs, they responded very well. And this was the most susceptible population, which could have been severe infections and even deaths occurred last year due to this virus, "he said.
In addition, the Director of Immunizations said no severe adverse effects linked to vaccination.
Picon said that these results speak of "high level of acceptance" that the population has about vaccines. "No questions were generated as elsewhere, nor was any case information circulating on the Internet," he said.
In 2010 there were almost 200,000 more doses than last year. Picon said it went from a percentage of vaccinated population which was about 20 and 30% to 54%.
Regarding the circulation of the virus, Picon said he was "very low" and that influenced the low level of infection recorded. This was partly due to the vaccination campaign and partly to another set of factors. "There was a decrease in the circulation of the virus because the infection in the previous year was very high and people were immune," he said.
Spanish-English Translation
"The most successful influenza vaccination campaign in history"
The vaccination campaign covered H1N1 to 54% of the net. He told the director of Immunization, Theresa Picon, was "the most successful in American history." "People responded very well and has not itself raised doubts as happened elsewhere, nor was any case information circulating on the Internet," he said.
Published: October 19, 2010 at 17:56
By: Emiliano Zecca
Doses of vaccine against H1N1 (adhoc / Nicolas Celaya)
Shabbir said that the demand of the population was very good, despite some difficulties. "We had problems due to collection by the arrival of the vaccine. This was linked to production problems because the vaccine was done in real time, "he said. "Like, people responded well. Expected, did not generate social unrest and were vaccinated more people than any other influenza vaccination campaign in history, "he added.
Shabbir said that the categories were established at first worked well and within each group has a high acceptance. "Pregnant women who always have made more afraid of vaccines or drugs, they responded very well. And this was the most susceptible population, which could have been severe infections and even deaths occurred last year due to this virus, "he said.
In addition, the Director of Immunizations said no severe adverse effects linked to vaccination.
Picon said that these results speak of "high level of acceptance" that the population has about vaccines. "No questions were generated as elsewhere, nor was any case information circulating on the Internet," he said.
In 2010 there were almost 200,000 more doses than last year. Picon said it went from a percentage of vaccinated population which was about 20 and 30% to 54%.
Regarding the circulation of the virus, Picon said he was "very low" and that influenced the low level of infection recorded. This was partly due to the vaccination campaign and partly to another set of factors. "There was a decrease in the circulation of the virus because the infection in the previous year was very high and people were immune," he said.