Oct 24, 2025
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Measles outbreak: Experts urge vaccination for adults and growing children
At a symposium of vaccinologists in Valladolid, issues such as the creation of a state registry of vaccinated people or the expansion of immunization against human papillomavirus in men are discussed.
Who would have thought 25 years ago that we would be talking about measles or polio again in 2025?This question, raised in an auditorium full of medical staff who participate in vaccinations in their daily lives, is that diseases that were thought to be eradicated thanks to Spain's integrated vaccination schedule, which is now 50 years old, have come back at this moment.
“We are the envy of the world in the respiratory syncytial virus immunization program to prevent bronchiolitis.”
José Antonio Navarro Alonto
Co-chair of the symposium organizing committee and advisor to the Ministry of Health and Welfare
These days, the state vaccination association is holding a state seminar in Valladolid, which has made the "retreat" of this disease.In the mixed case, the revival "is not a risk in Spain, it is a fact," said Manuel Méndndez Díaz, an expert on the vaccination program of the Aragonese government.An outbreak of plague was reported in the Canary Islands this week.He has confirmed that using "active recruitment" recruitment for vaccinated children to come to Spain without vaccination.The movement of population between countries, due to changes in tourism and change, drives this reactivity with vibration in the vibration time of the high vaccination race.
"Measles is unforgiving when you stop believing in vaccines," Mendes Diaz said.It may seem like a rare disease, but 185 deaths have been recorded in Morocco and another 30 in Romania.Added to the situation of regions with inadequate vaccination systems are countries with growing anti-vaccination trends.There are people who rely on the protective effect of being around vaccinated people."Herd immunity is good for the herd because it protects the herd, not all of its members," Maher said.The herd survives as a whole, but it can lose vulnerable members along the way.
An example of a measles outbreak is the 93 cases recorded this year in Andalusia, of which 30% were hospitalized.These are patients living in municipalities with large foreign populations, mainly coastal areas.Health workers in Andalusia started 2025 with an unvaccinated 15-month-old child who was admitted to the emergency department with the disease.Of Russian origin, his parents were not against vaccination, but were careless and missed the first dose.Redness of the body, a symptom of measles, reminded the medical personnel who came to the girl how the disease was common until the 70s and 80s of the last century, but since then it has disappeared in pediatric consultations thanks to mass and systematic vaccination.
This was reported by David Moreny Moreno, specialist in the Andalusian Intervention Plan to prevent the death of the vaccine to 40 children.Going to countries like morrocco and Romania had a project to improve the doses (controlling the schedule of vaccinations at 12 years), the regions and the amount of various measures.
We propose two strategies: a quick strategy to quickly avoid group outbreaks and infections by investigating contacts of infected people, and a long-term strategy to increase the vaccination rate by strengthening prevention.
Revelation, with phodiomyelitis.We could not hope for protection.The amazing monstethoka who succeeded was announced as the canary's public director.Viruses have been found in Cantonese and have resulted in hospital stays with severe infections.Individuals are pathogenic and disease-causing, although in a minority (less than 1%) of those affected, severe motor organ involvement occurs.
Respiratory syncytial virus and human papilloma
At the vaccination meeting, held at the fair in Valladolid, experts discussed future challenges such as financing future additions to the vaccination calendar or the need for a unified vaccination register in Spain, where health systems are autonomous."During the last ten years, the evolution towards a common vaccination policy in all the autonomous communities has been very important" - emphasizes José Antonio Navarro, co-chairman of the organizing committee of the symposium and honorary consultant of the Ministry of Health in the field of vaccines.
Navarro subraya la fortaleza del sistema español asentado en un calendario vacunal con amplio seguimiento por parte de la población y un trabajo profesional de los sanitarios que informa del mismo. «Hemos sido la envidia del mundo en el programa de inmunización frente al virus respiratorio sincitial para evitar la bronquiolitis. Cuando hemos salido al extranjero a hablar de él, los colegas de otros países no llegaban a comprender cómo habíamos tenido ese éxito y esas coberturas tan altas, por encima del 95%», remarca el especialista.
Jaime Phrez, president of vaccinology, is on the balance of vaccinations for general diagnosis and prevention of falls.The president of vaccinologists is involved in artificial intelligence and, in this regard, in ANCENIANCIANCINE.Работа ТШЛШВЛШГӨӨНИЙ ТӨЛШВЛӨГӨӨГИЙН ТӨЛШВЛӨГӨӨГҮЙ БОЛОМЖТОЙ. Энне ган, anti-respiratory vaccine for adults, anti-respiratory vaccine for children over 55 years old,
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