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Northerners told about plans to include in the national vaccination calendar 3 more vaccines

National calendar of preventive vaccinations in Russia want to expand

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Northerners told about plans to include in the national vaccination calendar 3 more vaccines

The national calendar of preventive vaccinations in Russia want to expand. This was reported in News.ru.

The list of mandatory vaccinations can include vaccines against rotavirus, chickenpox and meningococcus. However, their production has not yet been established.

When the law was passed, there were nine vaccinations on the calendar, and now there are 13. There is also a calendar for epidemiological indications: it includes 24 vaccines that are used in certain regions. A classic example is the tick-borne encephalitis vaccine for at-risk groups.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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