Vaccines, green light from AIFA at the "fourth dose" for the immunosuppressed

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The Aifa CTS met yesterday and expressed a favorable opinion, sent to the Ministry of Health.

In reality, this is not a fourth dose but the booster dose at the end of the primary vaccination course consisting of 2 doses and 1 additional dose.

The fourth dose will be administered with mRna vaccines. Times of administration are the same as for the booster dose for the general population.

(Unioneonline / ss)

Vaccines, green light from AIFA at the "fourth dose" for the immunosuppressed

Vaccines, green light from AIFA at the "fourth dose" for the immunosuppressed

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