More than 19 million Russians have been vaccinated against flu
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- In Russia, more than 19.3 million people have been vaccinated against influenza as part of the All-Russian flu vaccination campaign, reports Rospotrebnadzor.
- The risk group includes those who frequently suffer from acute respiratory viral infections, people with chronic diseases, children, elderly and pregnant women.
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Why It Matters
Russia conducts an annual influenza vaccination campaign aimed at reducing incidence and complications, especially among vulnerable groups.
Over 19.3 million citizens have been vaccinated as part of the All-Russian influenza vaccination campaign.
The risk group includes people who often suffer from acute respiratory viral infections, people with chronic diseases, young children, the elderly and pregnant women.
MOSCOW, October 13 - RIA Novosti. More than 19.3 million citizens have been vaccinated as part of the All-Russian flu vaccination campaign, the press service of Rospotrebnadzor told reporters.
“The influenza vaccination campaign continues in the constituent entities of the Russian Federation, within the framework of which over 19.3 million citizens have already been vaccinated,” the message says.
Rospotrebnadzor reminded that it is necessary to get vaccinated against the flu, especially for people at risk. These include those who frequently suffer from ARVI, people with chronic diseases, including diseases of the lungs, cardiovascular system, metabolic disorders and obesity.
Open Questions
- What percentage of the total population of Russia is the 19.3 million people vaccinated?
- Which vaccines are being used in the current campaign?
- Is there any data on the effectiveness of vaccination this season?
