The Minister of Health, Alejandro Vázquez, made an “important call” today to promote the flu vaccine and COVID against the “relaxation” of the population, and he specified that after the pandemic “levels return to levels”. vaccination before the health crisis, to point out that the data available so far “are very consistent with the previous campaign.”
A message he expressed during his attendance at the National Meeting on Vaccines and Immunizations 2024, held in Valladolid, where Vázquez highlighted the importance of the ‘prick’ for those people who are a population at risk, as well as the health of professionals and workers who are in contact with the elderly and vulnerable people in residences.
Likewise, he mentioned that parents should vaccinate small children against the flu, at the same time that he urged to complete the schedules and the vaccination cycle until the adolescent age, because as this will be “a greater guarantee that people will receive the vaccine against certain diseases”, he explained in statements collected by Ical.
The councilor said that it was a special day when we were discussing an important issue for public health, such as vaccines, which brought together a large number of people with the ability to make decisions on the matter in different communities. -regular, as well as a panel of experts. on vaccination.
“I don’t need to tell you that vaccinations are a very important disease prevention measure, perhaps the most effective throughout the history and development of medicine along with water chlorination, and I don’t need to tell you either. lives, so investing in vaccines is a responsibility of administrations and is an important benefit for the health of the population,” he said.
So much so that in Castilla y León “there has always been a good vaccination record”, so he made it clear that “it is really important” to continue according to “scientific evidence ”, recalling that in 2024, 35. million euros were allocated for the cost of the various vaccines that make up the vaccination cycle of Castilla y León.
Recently, a vaccine against respiratory syncytial virus has been introduced, which has obtained “very good” results, which adds to the promise of a vaccine against herpes zoster. “We really continue to have a good vaccination record, one of the best in the country, and we have taken that step towards not only vaccination, but vaccination,” said Alejandro Vázquez .
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**How does the discussion between Dr. Sanchez and Mr. Cohen illustrate the balance between individual choice and collective responsibility when it comes to vaccination?**
## World Today News Exclusive Interview: The Importance of Vaccination in a Post-Pandemic World
**Introduction:**
Welcome to World Today News. Today, we are discussing the vital topic of vaccination in a post-pandemic world. Joining us are Dr. Maria Sanchez, a leading epidemiologist, and Mr. David Cohen, a concerned parent.
**Section 1: The Call for Continued Vigilance**
* **Interviewer:** Minister Vázquez has highlighted a “relaxation” in vaccination rates post-pandemic. Dr. Sanchez, how significant is this trend, and what are the potential consequences?
* **Interviewer:** Mr. Cohen, as a parent, how do you feel about this perceived drop in vaccination rates? What factors do you think might be contributing to it?
**Section 2: Focus on Vulnerable Populations**
* **Interviewer:** Minister Vázquez stresses the importance of vaccination for vulnerable populations, like the elderly and immunocompromised. Dr. Sanchez, can you elaborate on the heightened risks these groups face and why vaccination is so crucial for them?
* **Interviewer:** Mr. Cohen, how do you approach vaccination decisions for your own family, particularly considering the needs of vulnerable family members or those in your community?
**Section 3: Childhood Vaccinations and Building Immunity**
* **Interviewer:** The Minister advocates for complete vaccination schedules for children, including the flu shot. Dr. Sanchez, what are the long-term benefits of childhood vaccinations, and how do they contribute to building overall population immunity?
* **Interviewer:** Mr. Cohen, have you encountered any concerns or hesitations regarding childhood vaccinations? How do you navigate those concerns while making informed decisions for your children’s health?
**Section 4: Innovations and Future of Vaccination**
* **Interviewer:** Minister Vázquez highlights the success of the new RSV vaccine and the promising development of a herpes zoster vaccine. Dr. Sanchez, how do these advancements reshape our approach to disease prevention, and what further innovations can we expect in the field of vaccination?
* **Interviewer:** Mr. Cohen, what are your hopes and expectations for the future of vaccination? What role do you believe individuals, communities, and governments should play in promoting vaccination and public health?
**Closing:**
Thank you to Dr. Sanchez and Mr. Cohen for sharing their valuable insights today. We hope this discussion sheds light on the critical role of vaccination in safeguarding our health and building a more resilient future.
