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Malaga province vaccinates 10,600 babies against bronchiolitis from Monday

Summary by SUR in English
The use of nirsevimab has reduced hospital admissions among children for this condition caused by RSV by more than 80%

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In the previous three campaigns, approximately 6,000 babies have been prevented from entering Andalusian hospitals due to bronchiolitis.

·Madrid, Spain
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On Monday, September 21, Andalusia launched a new campaign to immunize babies against the sincitial respiratory virus (SVR), the main cause of bronchiolitis in infants. The measure is again applied with nirsevimab, a medicine that is given in a single dose in most babies and seeks to reduce serious infections and, especially, hospital admissions during the months of the highest circulation of the virus.

The Board allocates $15.2 million to the program, which starts with children under six months old and announces a new route for babies born in private centers Last year reached 96 per cent of newborns

·Seville, Spain
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SUR in English broke the news in Málaga, Spain on Monday, September 21, 2026.
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