Health announces fourth dose of coronavirus vaccine for everyone

We think less and less about COVID-19. Even monkeypox has given us cause for concern. However, just because we don’t think about the pandemic as much as we used to, doesn’t mean its cause has disappeared. That is why from Spanish government already planning administration fourth dose coronavirus vaccines for the entire population.

This process was carried out a few months ago in especially vulnerable patients. However, the overall population remained in the third. There was talk at the time that maybe we should get annual doselike with the flu shot. However, since then we have not had any additional information.

Now, the Minister of Health of the Government of Spain, Carolina Darias, announced that while there is no date yet, it is already a firm decision. As reported from Sixthit is believed that the introduction of this new dose of coronavirus vaccines will begin to be organized in the fall, because by then we may already have some options adapted to the new options.

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This news comes just like Food and Drug Administration (FDA) The US has given the green light to the introduction of a vaccine against coronavirus in children under 5 years old.

However, in Europe the minimum age remains the same, so in Spain the only update will be that fourth dose vaccines against coronavirus for the population older than 5 years.

Also, no information was provided that selected vaccines. Everything will depend on which of them received access to administration at the time new vaccination campaign.

At the moment, the arrival of the first nasal vaccine against the coronavirus, as much more protection would be achieved by creating immunity right at the front door of the pathogen.

Meanwhile, even some of the companies whose vaccines are already being rolled out have announced that they are finishing up improvements to make them more effective against new variants of the virus. the virus that causes COVID-19. There are many questions and only one certainty: it looks like we have many more vaccines ahead of us. As long as it is under the auspices of scientific evidence, they are welcome.