Covid Vaccination Argentina

[gracielle]

Approximately how long after registering a vaccine applied in a foreign country do you get an answer?

Good question for which I do not have an answer. Since July 6, 2021 I have been inoculated in CABA with 2 doses of UK Astra/Zeneca + 1 dose of J&J/Janssen in mid-November at SFO Airport. Yesterday I got the Pfizer booster shot in CABA.

I chose not to upload any vaccination data via the miArgentina app.

Declaración jurada de vacunación COVID-19 en el exterior

Si te vacunaste en el exterior, informá tu vacuna al Ministerio de Salud de la Nación.

www.argentina.gob.ar

Perhaps others on the forum can answer your query.

 

[jblaze5779]

has anyone actually asked for the vax info in miargentina? Never once been asked to show anything. I've considered registering just in case but ultimately can't see the point.

 

[sts7049]

never been asked. i declared mine for the app but it never showed up there. i just have the email confirmations i will show in case i ever have to.

 

[FrankPintor]

has anyone actually asked for the vax info in miargentina? Never once been asked to show anything. I've considered registering just in case but ultimately can't see the point.

Yes, we were asked when entering the casino in Mar del Plata, outing ourselves as high rollers here , and they checked both pages of the vaccine certificate.

 

[gracielle]

I flew to the US in mid-Nov. I printed a blank form of the ARG DDJJ (sworn statement) and filled it out by hand which included my vaccination data. Avianca check-in person at EZE reviewed the form, asked to see the original ARG vaccination certificate and PCR test result. I boarded the flight without issue. Ditto upon check-in at SFO on my return in mid-Dec. Same routine at Buquebus Terminal when I took the ferry to Montevideo before Xmas and upon my return this past Monday.

 

[Quilombo]

Hi All!

I know some of you were curious about the booster, here's the email I received today:

(Took a few tries to book it, going Friday, I'll get Moderna apparently as my booster)

 

[gracielle]

27 January 2022 by Pablo Esteban

Coronavirus: los anticuerpos neutralizantes que genera la Sputnik V se mantienen tras seis meses | Lo estableció un estudio de científicos argentinos liderado por Andrea Gamarnik

La evidencia podría contribuir a rediseñar la estrategia de aplicación de refuerzos.

www.pagina12.com.ar

A study carried out by researchers in Argentina established that the neutralizing antibodies generated after inoculation with the Sputnik V vaccine remain in the body for at least six months. To arrive at this result, the team - made up, among others, by Nicolás Kreplak, Jorge Geffner and Andrea Gamarnik - analyzed 1800 serum samples from people vaccinated with the technology developed by the Gamaleya Center. While total antibodies decrease, the neutralizing antibodies to Sars CoV-2 and its variants remain in the body longer. Something similar was observed with other vaccine platforms such as those of Pfizer and Moderna. The work was published in mBio, a journal belonging to the American Society for Microbiology. "We started this work last year in January, at the same time as the beginning of the vaccination campaign. It is very useful for us to study those vaccines that are applied in our population and especially to follow the course of those about which information is not abundant", says Andrea Gamarnik, leader of the project, head of the Molecular Virology Laboratory at the Leloir Institute and senior researcher at the Conicet.

Details of the study...."Total antibodies decrease as a function of time. However, we saw that the specific antibodies that neutralize the virus remain practically the same up to four months and decrease very slightly at six months," the reference person explains. The experts found that although the total number of antibodies decreased tenfold six months after inoculation, the neutralizing capacity, on the other hand, was prolonged, with a slight decrease only after 180 days...."We are also doing these studies with Sinopharm, which, together with Sputnik, are two platforms that are being widely used in our country and in other countries in the region, and about which there is not much information. The fact that we are generating it, that we are applying them, seems to me to be very valuable," Gamarnik points out. "In fact, some of the data we provided were used to modify the course of action that had been taken in our country in relation to vaccination," she adds....

My addendum: link to the published research article....
25 January 2022

Longitudinal Study after Sputnik V Vaccination Shows Durable SARS-CoV-2 Neutralizing Antibodies and Reduced Viral Variant Escape to Neutralization over Time | mBio

Vaccines have been produced in record time for SARS-CoV-2, offering the possibility of halting the global pandemic. However, inequalities in vaccine accessibility in different regions of the world create a need to increase international cooperation.

journals.asm.org

 

[gracielle]

26 January 2022

Variante ómicron: cuánto tiempo tardan en aparecer los síntomas

Los expertos coinciden en que la nueva variante tiene un período de incubación más corto que los anteriores

www.lanacion.com.ar

Omicron variant: how long it takes for symptoms to appear. Experts agree that the new variant has a shorter incubation period than previous variants. With an average of 100 thousand cases of coronavirus per day, Argentina is going through the peak of the new Omicron variant, which is more contagious than the previous ones and has other characteristics, both in its incubation phase and in its symptomatology. Therefore, one of the most frequently asked questions these days is how long it takes for the first symptoms of this disease to appear....The first thing to know, according to experts' information, is that the new Omicron variant generates milder symptoms than the previous ones and is also shorter. Incubation periods last from three to five days and symptoms may last a week at the most. But how long does it take for the first signs of infection to appear?...

 

[gracielle]

26 January 2022 by Andres Klippham

Los contagios de COVID-19 en Ciudad de Buenos Aires crecieron un 456%, pero la ocupación de camas UTI es un 60% menor al pico del año pasado

Los registros del ministerio de Salud porteño revelan que el 65% de los pacientes internados en la unidades de cuidados intensivos no recibieron ninguna dosis de vacuna, o tienen el esquema de inoculación incompleto

www.infobae.com

COVID-19 infections in the City of BA increased by 456%, but occupancy of ICU beds is 60% lower than last year's peak.
The records of the CABA Ministry of Health show that 65% of patients admitted to intensive care units have not received any vaccine dose, or have incomplete inoculation schedules.,,,

 

[gracielle]

28 January 2022 at 5:22pm

Covid-19: Bajan los casos, se mantienen las muertes pero siguen subiendo las internaciones

Según el último parte, actualmente hay 2.945 personas internadas en Unidades de Terapia Intensiva (UTI). Además, se reportaron 63.884 nuevos contagios.

www.perfil.com

Covid-19: cases drop, deaths remain, but hospitalizations continue to rise. According to the latest report, there are currently 2,945 people hospitalized in ICU. In addition, 63,884 new infections were reported. A total of 305 people died and 63,884 were diagnosed with coronavirus in the last 24 hours in Argentina, bringing to 120,657 the number of deaths officially registered at national level and 8,271,636 people infected since the beginning of the pandemic, according to the National Ministry of Health. It was also indicated that 111,387 diagnostic tests were carried out this day, so that the positivity rate reported is 57.35%, almost six times higher than the 10% recommended by WHO....

....Public Vaccination Monitor: The latest official data indicate that the total number of inoculations applied up to January 28 amounts to 86,525,418, of which 39,543,211 correspond to first doses, 34,830,844 to second doses, 3,028,251 were additional and another 9,123,112 were booster doses, while the vaccines distributed to the jurisdictions reach 96,370,321. Argentina also donated
some 5,083,000 doses of vaccine against coronavirus.