Over 200,000 doses of flu vaccines have been delivered in Bulgaria
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More than 200,000 doses of flu vaccines have already been delivered in Bulgaria. According to information that has appeared in the media, around 30,000 more injectable vaccines are expected to be provided additionally. The topic is important for many people, especially during the autumn and winter months, when influenza spreads more quickly.
The Executive Agency for Medicines responded to the question of whether there will be enough vaccines in the country. The aim of the deliveries is for citizens to have the opportunity to get vaccinated in time. Vaccination is recommended above all for people over 65 years of age, pregnant women, people with chronic diseases and medical specialists.
Early in the season, the vaccine is especially useful, because protection develops within a few weeks. Specialists point out that vaccination is free for some groups and that it is carried out at the family doctor's office and in other medical facilities. If you have questions, you can contact your doctor or the regional health inspectorate.
For more accurate information on the availability of vaccines at a specific pharmacy or healthcare facility, it is advisable to contact them directly. Quantities and delivery schedules may change, so it is recommended that you follow the official announcements of the institutions.
Sources: News.bg
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