Health: Childhood Vaccination Is Falling Back in Europe and Raising Fears About the Return of Infectious Diseases
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In a report released on Thursday, scientists looked at the evolution of immunization coverage for seven diseases between 1980 and 2024. In France, immunization coverage increased for four vaccines studied, but decreased for three more.
Vaccination of children gives signs of regress in several European states after the VOCID-19 pandemic, and Romania is among the countries with the most obvious declines. In 2024, our country was under 80% regarding vaccination coverage analyzed in a study published by The Lancet.
After decades of progress, immunization coverage of children has declined in several EU countries since the Covid-19 pandemic, raising fears of a return to infectious diseases
After significant progress since the 1980s, from the VOCID-19 pandemic, the vaccination of children gives signs of regress in several countries in Europe, including Romania, according to a study published on Thursday by The Lancet, which warns about the risk of the recurrence of infectious diseases.
Sixteen EU countries registered a decline in vaccination rates for at least four vaccines, according to a study published in "The Lancet", a fall that particularly concerns childhood vaccinations against meningitis B and poliomyelitis. It raises concerns about the resurgence of certain infectious diseasesAfter making significant progress since the 1980s, vaccination of children shows signs of reflux in several European countries since the Covid …
The vaccination of children has made spectacular progress in Europe in recent decades, but the trend has changed in recent years. A comprehensive study published in The Lancet Regional Health shows that several European countries are facing declines in vaccination coverage, and Romania is among the states...
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