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Volgograd residents told who first needs a flu shot

The flu vaccine is primarily recommended for people over 60 years of age, children, pregnant women and patients with chronic diseases

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Volgograd residents told who first needs a flu shot

The list also includes medical and social workers, as well as employees of educational organizations. The Ministry stressed that the vaccination is important for those who at the place of work or residence belong to groups of increased risk of infection or adverse outcome.

During the first two weeks after vaccination, while the immune response is formed, it is advisable to avoid contact with people with infectious diseases. Earlier, Rospotrebnadzor noted that the epidemiological situation for influenza in Moscow corresponds to the season, and the incidence is reduced compared to the previous week.

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