This health blog continues his journalistic coverage on the advance of the Flu TO H1N1 in the world. For months one decided to report about the first pandemic of the XXIst century and this way it has been done. Previously, a so called note has published this way “What mission the vaccine has against the Flu To”, in which one reported what the vaccination date of commencement would be against the Influenza A in Spain. Next, it will be extended more on this topic.
The vaccination campaign against the Flu To in Spanish territory will begin next Monday, the 16th of November, reported the Ministry of Health and Social policy, across his web page. This decision was taken in the frame of an important meeting of the Interterritorial Council of the National System of Health (SNS), which was provided with the presence of the very same minister Trinidad Jiménez.
It was in this meeting that there were approved the actions to realize next month. For example, the vaccine will be applied only to the persons that the high-risk groups integrate, he published the web, which added that adults, major children of 6 months with chronic illnesses; pregnant women; sanitary workpeople and of essential public services this are what they should be immunized.
It is important to add that, according to the web, has decided to apply only one dose to the adults between 18 and 60 years that the high-risk groups integrate. And also it would be good to clarify that the vaccination is not obligatory, as they informed from the proper secretariat of the State.
The last information offered to the World Organization of the Health (WHO) indicates that the Flu TO H1N1 has already affected about 399.232 persons in the world of whom approximately 4.735 died, he published the web site of the international organism.
To know more on the Flu To, this health blog invites it to read the special paragraph on the illness.
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