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In Stavropol will start vaccination against influenza

In the Stavropol Territory received the first batch of influenza vaccines

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In Stavropol will start vaccination against influenza

The Stavropol Territory received the first batch of influenza vaccines. For adults, more than 240 thousand doses of Sovigripp and about 130 thousand doses of Flu-M were prepared, for children - 12 600 doses of Sovigripp. Vaccines are currently being supplied to medical organizations.

Vaccination is the most reliable way to reduce the risk of disease and severe complications. Modern vaccines contain strains of viruses expected in the upcoming season and help the body develop immunity in advance.

Influenza is especially dangerous for children, the elderly and people with chronic diseases: it can provoke pneumonia, exacerbation of cardiovascular and other pathologies. In addition, vaccination helps to reduce the spread of the virus in the community and protect those who for health reasons cannot be vaccinated.

Earlier it was reported that the visiting team of oncologists examined residents of Zheleznovodsk.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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