We are in flu season. From now until March, influenza, or the flu, will be doing its thing, unless we get vaccinated, of course. I’m not referring to a cold or a cold, for the record. They are different. It is worth knowing that the vaccine does not act the same in each person; In many cases it does not immunize them one hundred percent, but as the Santa Clara County Public Health website says ‘the flu vaccine is a safe and effective way to reduce the chance of ending up in the hospital with a serious flu.’
Who should get vaccinated?
In general sense, the more citizens we get vaccinated, the less the flu will spread, but if we consider priorities, the Pan American Health Organization points out the following: people over 65 years of age, pregnant women, children from 6 to 23 months, chronic patients and health personnel. . It has worked one hundred percent for me. I have not suffered from the flu since I started getting vaccinated at the office of Dr. Antonio Castillo who, in my opinion, was the first doctor who cared about bringing the vaccines, when Public Health had not yet included this program nor did the pharmaceutical representatives import them. . I’m keeping an eye on Ana, his secretary, to see if I get vaccinated this week. You can call her at 809-541-1991 for details.
ADOSAE will celebrate a Fraternal Bingo
Are you a member of the Dominican Association of Secretaries and Executive Assistants? Or do you have any relationship with this one? So take note: ADOSAE, as Margarita Aquino informs me, will hold a Fraternal Bingo this Saturday the 21st. It will be at the Secretariat’s House, Vicente Celestino Duarte Street #5, starting at 3:00 in the afternoon. They are waiting for you there!
‘Haiti, annexation and the Restoration’
Among the latest books that the General Archive of the Nation has published is the work ‘Haiti, the annexation and the Restoration’, authored by Emilio Demorizi. The topic is of greater interest in the current circumstances. I understand that if you are interested in a printed copy you can still get it. I think it’s also in PDF format, but just in case you ask. The AGN telephone number is 809-362-1111.
Excellent help in the AGN
In addition to the number of books it publishes, generally rescuing important works and authors from oblivion, as a way of preserving the national historical memory, the General Archive of the Nation has an efficient staff. I have been able to verify it on different occasions. The last time was when I was looking for information published in Ritmo Social, but I had doubts about the date, as well as confusion regarding the cover topic. I contacted the Communications department, and found excellent help at Innolis Frómeta in Pinales. Thank you for your attention!
2023-10-17 04:00:00
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