Rio abre 200 pontos extras de vacinação contra gripe na reta final

Unvaccinated populations face increased risk of serious influenza complications and potential deaths during seasonal respiratory illness peaks.

As Rio de Janeiro's winter approaches and respiratory illnesses gather at the horizon, the city finds itself in a familiar human struggle: knowing what protects us and still falling short of doing it. With only days remaining in its annual flu vaccination campaign, the municipal government has doubled its network of immunization sites, hoping that proximity and convenience will accomplish what urgency alone has not. The campaign has reached one million people, yet that figure represents only a third of those most vulnerable — children, the elderly, and pregnant women — leaving the city in a ra

Rio abre 200 pontos extras de vacinação contra gripe na reta final

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