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16 October 2021
Carla Vizzotti admitted that the vaccination campaign "has slowed down" and explained what will happen with the third doses. In radio statements, she said that the phenomenon is natural in all countries that achieve a high degree of immunization of the population and explained the reasons. She also referred to the percentage of people who decided not to be inoculated against Covid and to the application of third doses in 2022. When asked on CNN Radio about the slowdown of the vaccination campaign, Vizzotti stated: "The slowdown of immunization happens in all countries that reach a high vaccination level. We are talking about 90% of those over 18 years of age having started the scheme, so it is slowing down because we do not have many people who need to start the vaccination scheme and the second doses are conditioned to the arrival of the vaccines and to the minimum waiting period [between vaccinations]". Notwithstanding the scenario described above, she anticipated that by currently having doses for children under 18 years of age and with the arrival of new units from Pfizer and Sinopharm "it is expected that the number will actually increase to advance coverage with both doses, given that the target population has been expanded".
When asked if the Government knows the percentage of the population that does not want to be vaccinated, the Minister indicated: "We still have more demand than supply and we are working on satisfying that demand". Even so, she pointed out that there is a "10% of people over 18 years of age who did not start the scheme", a situation she attributed to two possibilities: "It could be that they have difficulties in accessing the vaccine or that they have doubts or have decided not to get vaccinated". In order to fully understand the composition of this 10% of the population, she informed that a "house-to-house" survey is currently being carried out in the provinces. During the interview, Vizzotti also spoke about the possibility of booster doses being given throughout 2022. "We have to explain that not all vaccines and all diseases behave the same. Measles is a disease that when it is suffered gives immunity for life and if I receive the two-dose measles scheme it gives me immunity for a very long time. However, this does not happen in the case of respiratory viruses such as Covid".
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Carla Vizzotti admitió que la campaña de vacunación “se ralentizó” y explicó qué pasará con las terceras dosis
La ministra de Salud sostuvo que la baja en la aplicación se registra en todos los países que alcanzan un alto grado de inmunización de la población; habló sobre los refuerzos para los que ya tienen el esquema completo
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When asked if the Government knows the percentage of the population that does not want to be vaccinated, the Minister indicated: "We still have more demand than supply and we are working on satisfying that demand". Even so, she pointed out that there is a "10% of people over 18 years of age who did not start the scheme", a situation she attributed to two possibilities: "It could be that they have difficulties in accessing the vaccine or that they have doubts or have decided not to get vaccinated". In order to fully understand the composition of this 10% of the population, she informed that a "house-to-house" survey is currently being carried out in the provinces. During the interview, Vizzotti also spoke about the possibility of booster doses being given throughout 2022. "We have to explain that not all vaccines and all diseases behave the same. Measles is a disease that when it is suffered gives immunity for life and if I receive the two-dose measles scheme it gives me immunity for a very long time. However, this does not happen in the case of respiratory viruses such as Covid".
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