Puebla, Puebla – Pfizer Mexico joins forces with Puebla government to advance initiative to bring vaccinations closer to indigenous communities To prevent infectious diseases, e.g. pneumonia and influenzain, In 2021, more than 24,000 and 3,000 cases were filed respectively.
IMSS suspends hepatitis B vaccination after death Health department to administer more than 1 million anti-rabies vaccines in state this Vaccination day starts on Thursday 23rd November For the city government Tehuacan and much of the Puebla Negra Mountains, Approximately where More than 50,000 residents will be immunizedPneumococcal vaccine (children and adults), influenza, COVID-19, hexavalent vaccine (diphtheria, tetanus, pertussis, hepatitis B, Haemophilus influenzae type B and polio), rotavirus and MMR (measles, rubella , mumps).
At least thanks for this project 54 locations, Including Elozochitlán, Sacacoapan, Sonotipan, Coxcatlán, Tepetzitzintla, Zoquitlán, Cakarok, Coyolapa, Tepexilotla, Tlacote Peckwait.
status Puebla is one of the priorities of the initiative because High marginalization ratethen their 217 municipalities, 58 Aboriginal And, among them, 22 were considered highly marginalized. More than 1 million indigenous people make up 16% of the state’s total population (6.5 million), 28% have no drainage system and 11% have no running water, conditions that increase the risk of infection and promote inefficient treatment.
This vaccination day is part of vaccination days Biopharmaceutical company initiatives It is a continuation of the first campaign launched in August to help reduce morbidity and mortality from infectious and preventable diseases in Mexico.
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