Already 9,800 doses of imported vaccines against monkeypox, a disease also known as monkeypox, have arrived in Brazil. to me Ministry of HealthThis first batch landed on Tuesday (4) in Sao Paulo International Airport Governor André Franco Montoro in Guarulhos.
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As I mentioned digital lookthe initial prediction was that the first doses would arrive in September, thus, there was a slight delay in delivery.
This shipment is part of the purchase of approximately 50,000 doses obtained through the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) revolving fund. The next payments, according to Agência Brasil de Notícias, must be delivered by the end of the year.
Immunization devices will be used to conduct the studies, as recommended by World Health Organization (WHO). “It is important to emphasize that vaccines are safe and are currently used against smallpox or smallpox. The study aims to find evidence of the efficacy, immunogenicity and safety of the monkeypox vaccine, thus guiding the decision of managers,” the ministry said in a statement.
According to the ministry, coordinating the research will be a task of the Oswaldo Cruz Foundation (Fiocruz), with support from the World Health Organization and with funding from the federal government. The study was jointly discussed by the Department of Health, the Pan American Health Organization, researchers and immunologists.
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“The goal is to evaluate the efficacy of the Jyneos/MVA-BN vaccine against monkeypox in the Brazilian population, that is, if the vaccine reduces the incidence and progression to severe disease,” the ministry detailed that, initially, the groups to be vaccinated would be the people who were on Long-term contact with patients diagnosed with or undergoing antiretroviral therapy for HIV. “The target population for the study will consist of those most affected and at greater risk of developing disease.”
Also, according to the ministry, the research centers that will be included will be announced soon, “taking into account the cities with large numbers of confirmed cases of the disease and the infrastructure available to conduct the study.”
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