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Half a million people have already been vaccinated from the flu

Voronezh region vaccination campaign against influenza gained momentum

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Half a million people have already been vaccinated from the flu

In the Voronezh region, the flu vaccination campaign has gained momentum: 500 thousand people have already been vaccinated, including about 160 thousand children. Regional medical institutions have 560 thousand doses of drugs - according to the regional Ministry of Health, this stock will be enough to form herd immunity and reduce the number of cases of seasonal influenza.

For the adult population, Sovigripp and Flu-M vaccines are available. The drug "Ultrix Quadri" is used exclusively for children under seven years of age and pregnant women. All vaccines this season contain an updated set of antigens, matched to strains that are now active.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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