Available at the family doctor: the influenza vaccine has arrived
The influenza vaccine is now available nationwide through general practitioners, with 650,000 doses distributed so far. Priority is given to high-risk groups, including those over 60 and individuals with chronic illnesses. Free vaccinations are also available for pregnant women, nursing mothers, and healthcare workers. The National Public Health Institute will review vaccine usage and may offer an additional 200,000 doses if needed. The vaccine is crucial for preventing severe complications from influenza, especially among vulnerable populations. Vaccination is recommended before the flu season peaks, typically in January or February.
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