In order to prevent diseases and save lives through vaccination, the state Health Secretariat (SESA) trained more than 200 nurses about the importance of application of doses against Covid-19 in 5-year-old children.
These measures, which They help save lives and prevent diseases, contributing to the well-being of the population.
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During the inauguration of this training, The Secretary of Health, Rigoberto Zamudio Meneses, said that 3 million 243 thousand 619 doses of vaccine against COVID-19 have been applied in Tlaxcala since the pandemiccorresponding to different laboratories such as: Astrazeneca, Cansino, Pfizer, Sinovac, Moderna and Abdalá that, during this time, have protected the health of adults over 65 years of age, children, young people and adults.
He also said that The state of Tlaxcala managed vaccines specifically for the age group of 5-year-old children that will be applied. Zamudio Meneses asserted that, in children, vaccines significantly reduce the risk of becoming seriously ill. be hospitalized or die from COVID-19.
Besides, Vaccinated children contribute to reducing the circulation of the virus in the community, thus protecting more vulnerable people such as the elderly and those with weakened immune systems.
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In his speech, The person responsible for the State Universal Vaccination Program, Lucero González Vivanco, highlighted that high vaccine coverage reduces the appearance and spread of new variants of the virus. For this reason, he insisted that childhood vaccination is essential to achieve group immunity, and allow a safe return to the school and social activities of the entity, in addition to protecting the health of the population.
González Vivanco reaffirmed that vaccines save lives and prevent diseases, which is why he invited the population under five years of age and over 65 years of age in Tlaxcala to go to their nearest Health Centers or Medical Units to receive their doses against Influenza and Covid-19, so that, in the cold season, they have the respective protection.
During the training, Nursing staff from the three SESA health jurisdictions participated, as well as from the OPD IMSS-Bienestar Medical Units of Tlaxcala.
Vaccination: The Key to Unlocking Health for Kids and Communities
Well, grab your vaccine cards, folks! The good people at the state Health Secretariat (SESA) are rolling out the red carpet for over 200 nurses trained specifically in one of the most crucial tasks of our time: vaccinating 5-year-old children against Covid-19.
Yes, you heard it right! It seems like we’re giving those pint-sized humans a superhero cape in the fight against diseases. And let’s face it, anything that helps save lives and stops kids from turning into little germ factories is a win in my book. After all, kids bring a whole new meaning to the term “tiny terrorists.” They can spread a virus faster than a rumor on a school playground.
A Dose of Reality: Vaccinations Making Waves!
During the official inauguration of this training extravaganza, Secretary of Health Rigoberto Zamudio Meneses was ecstatic to announce that Tlaxcala has administered a staggering 3 million doses of the Covid-19 vaccine since the pandemic kicked off its uninvited circus act. We’re talking the likes of AstraZeneca, Cansino, Pfizer, Sinovac, Moderna, and Abdalá—basically a lineup of the Avengers, but with more needles and fewer capes.
‘Why vaccine kids?’ you might ask. Zamudio Meneses asserted that vaccines reduce the risk of children getting seriously sick—potentially saving them from hospitalization or worse. And let’s not forget that every vaccinated child means fewer chances for the virus to dance its contagious jig in the community, which is like throwing a bucket of ice water on grandma’s social life!
Turning Kids into Tiny Health Heroes
But wait, there’s more! Vaccinated children aren’t just saving their own skins; they’re like those little chubby superheroes who guard the older, more vulnerable folks in our society—think of them as the bodyguards of the elderly and immunocompromised. Isn’t that sweet? The little tykes are actually contributing to a healthier planet—who knew that Bob the Builder’s little cousins could be so useful?
Group Immunity: Not Just for Group Projects!
{Lucero González Vivanco}, head honcho of the State Universal Vaccination Program, boldly stated that high vaccine coverage is like a good shield—it reduces the risk of new Covid-19 variants popping up, which we all know are as welcome as a seagull at a beach picnic. She believes vaccinating kids is vital for achieving herd immunity. Forget about those fraught group projects: this is teamwork at its finest!
Meanwhile, in the cold season, it’s time to don the winter gear and head to your nearest health center or medical unit—yes, it’s not just for coughing up your life story to a nurse but to snag those coveted doses against Influenza and Covid-19! You know it’s time to stop hibernating when your health is on the line.
Tune in, Don’t Drop Out!
So, as we gear up for what may feel like an episode of a medical reality show, let’s remember: vaccines save lives and turn ordinary people into health heroes. Isn’t that the plot twist we all needed? So come on, folks; let’s pull together and make sure our community is healthy and ready to laugh in the face of viruses that think they can crash our parties.
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**Interview with Secretary of Health Rigoberto Zamudio Meneses**
**Editor**: Thank you for joining us, Secretary Zamudio. The recent training of over 200 nurses marks a significant step in vaccinating 5-year-olds against COVID-19. Can you tell us why focusing on this age group is so crucial?
**Secretary Zamudio**: Absolutely, and thank you for having me! Vaccinating children is essential because they represent part of the community’s health landscape. By inoculating kids, we significantly diminish their risk of serious illness, hospitalization, or even death from COVID-19. Furthermore, when children are vaccinated, they contribute to reducing virus circulation, helping to protect more vulnerable populations, like the elderly and those with weakened immune systems.
**Editor**: That’s a great point. You mentioned a staggering 3 million doses of the COVID-19 vaccine have been administered in Tlaxcala already. What impact has this had on the local community?
**Secretary Zamudio**: The numbers indicate a successful collaborative effort in protecting public health. These vaccines have not only safeguarded the elderly and adults but have also played a significant role in maintaining community safety during the pandemic. Our ongoing commitment to widespread vaccination aids in controlling the virus’s spread and limits the emergence of new variants.
**Editor**: During the training, Lucero González Vivanco emphasized the importance of high vaccine coverage to achieve herd immunity. How are you encouraging more families to get their children vaccinated?
**Secretary Zamudio**: We’re actively promoting vaccination through various channels, urging families with children under five and elderly individuals to visit local health centers. Our message is clear: Vaccines save lives and prevent diseases. Additionally, we’ve ensured accessible and safe vaccination sessions to foster community trust and participation in this initiative.
**Editor**: Lastly, what message do you want to convey to parents who are still hesitant about vaccinating their children?
**Secretary Zamudio**: I understand that parents want to make the best decisions for their children. My message is simple: These vaccines have undergone rigorous testing and have been shown to significantly lower risks of severe illness. By vaccinating your child, you’re not just protecting them but also contributing to the well-being of the entire community. Together, we can build a healthier future for everyone.
**Editor**: Thank you, Secretary Zamudio, for your insights. It’s clear that through these vaccination efforts, we’re moving towards a safer and healthier community.
**Secretary Zamudio**: Thank you for having me! It’s an important conversation, and I appreciate your role in spreading the word.
