The new vaccination tent event started in downtown Formosa and will run until Sunday, October 8, and will include vaccinations against influenza, pneumococcal and hepatitis B.
The two central points where these tents are placed are Plaza San Martín, at the intersection of 25 de Mayo Avenue and Fontana Street; and the pedestrian street of Rivadavia and the afternoon of May 25 4 a.m. to 7 p.m.
In this regard, Mr. Julio Arroyo, Director of the Immunization Department of the Ministry of Human Development of the province, was interviewed Angerford
and details the vaccines being applied by Pfizer and Moderna against COVID 19.“We are promoting vaccination against COVID-19, a virus that continues to manifest itself in society, has persisted and has outbreaks throughout the year, but vaccination is recommended primarily to avoid cases, complications, hospitalizations and Death,” he explained.
“We also have the 2023 flu vaccine, the generally recommended hepatitis B vaccine, and the pneumococcal vaccine for specific populations and risk factors,” he added.
Likewise, experts say that to obtain a dose, people will only need to present their DNI, which will be used to verify the data in the registration system.
“The data are recorded in a computer system that is kept, which one can consult in the My Portal application or in the My Argentina application, and it is enough to be able to apply these vaccines simply by being equipped with a DNI,” he famous .
Finally, Arroyo recalled that the recommendation reached by the National Department of Health, the National Commission on Immunization and vaccine experts, is that everyone over the age of 50 should receive a booster vaccination every six months, regardless of the number of previous doses.
“That is, even if you have received two, three, four or five doses, people over 50 must get a booster dose every 6 months; for people under 50, that is, 6 months,” he noted. People aged 6 months to 49 years old with risk factors such as diabetes, high blood pressure, asthma, transplant recipients and those undergoing cancer treatment will receive intensification every six months.
Likewise, booster shots are given once a year for people aged 6 months to 49 years without any health problems.