Córdoba: Hospitalizations of Babies Due to Respiratory Diseases Dropped by 73%
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Córdoba Implements Innovative Immunization Strategy and Decreases by 73% Children's Hospitalizations
Córdoba concluded the winter contingency 2026 without registering deaths due to respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) in children under one year old, and achieved a 73% decrease in hospitalizations in this segment compared to the previous season. In the population as a whole, hospital admissions attributable to the virus were reduced by 78%.
The province combined maternal vaccination with nirsevimab for unprotected newborns and achieved coverage of over 96 per cent.
The province closed winter contingency 2026 without registering deaths from respiratory syncithial viruses in children under one year of age and with a 78% drop in general hospitalizations. An innovative health strategy was applied that combined vaccines to pregnant women and antibodies to newborns. Read more
During the winter, there were no deaths from respiratory syncytial viruses in children under one year of age. In this regard, the provincial government highlighted the results of the vaccination and prevention strategy.
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