Ukraine receives free medication to protect infants from dangerous virus
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Ukraine has received humanitarian aid in the form of the innovative drug Beyfortus. This is an important step in supporting the health of the youngest Ukrainians, as the medication is provided to medical facilities free of charge.
Beyfortus is designed to protect infants from respiratory syncytial virus (RSV). This virus is particularly dangerous for prematurely born children, as it can cause severe complications and respiratory diseases.
Thanks to the receipt of this medication, doctors will be able to more effectively prevent serious consequences of the infection in infants. RSV infection is often a cause of infant hospitalization, so the availability of specialized protection is critically important for the healthcare system.
In the near future, the medication will be distributed among hospitals that provide care to newborns. Parents of premature infants will be able to access this protection at no additional cost, which will significantly facilitate the process of managing the health of their babies during a difficult period.
Sources: Главком
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