In this sense, the Provincial Health Minister Sonia Martorano stated: “We are back in the region today, kind of commemorating last Friday’s Hepatitis Day, with other institutions and this great Hepatitis Organization of Rosario Fighters and radicals together, Edith Michelotti”.
“Information here, screening, everything with a screening program, and hepatitis vaccination,” he continued.
Likewise, the health chief added Santa Fe’s data on hepatitis. “In all aspects of vaccination, we had a reduction initially. It happened with everything because it was related to getting people out of medical centers and other places. Now we are bouncing back and working hard, not only in In terms of hepatitis, but in all aspects, to achieve a rebound in vaccination levels, which is why these types of events are great, because we take advantage of the fact that all the healthy people are there There are promoters, university people.”
The importance of early detection
Regarding the prevention of hepatitis, the Minister of Health explained that “today, through early detection and accordingly, in time, we can achieve a cure,” said Edith Michelotti.
“It’s very important and crucial that Rosario knows if she has hepatitis C and if she has hepatitis B. If she has hepatitis C or hepatitis B, she has the answers. Today is a Really festive because we got the answer that there is a cure and as Sonia said it is a cure for hepatitis C and a great cure for hepatitis B,” continued the hepatitis panelist. rosary.
Finally, Edith Michelotti emphasized that “at this moment, the heart of the problem, the real heart of the problem, is no longer hepatitis, but ignorance. The young people in the National University, the Ministry of Health, and the province really all have one color, that is, detection and wisdom.”