Aquino defends Dengvaxia
MANILA – Fo r mer
n rt president Benigno “Noynoy” Aquino III did not know of any objection to the use of Dengvaxia when he approved the P3.5- billion purchase of the dengue vaccine for use i n the government’s immunization program during his term. “po: Diin ko lang Bago Dengvaxia, nagdesisyon ang gobyerno nagdedesisyon, s a habang
pagkatapos ngayon, magdesisyon at hanggang sa
bakuna,” walang nagparating Aquino told a Senate Blue sa akin ng pagtutol sa Ribbon Committee hearing yesterday.
According to Aquino, a report from former Health secretary Enrique Ona that cases of the disease increased 1,409.5 percent in 2010 made him decide to prioritize the dengue vaccine. “(National Capital Region),
Kaya natin inilunsad ito Calabarzon at Central Luzon sa
DOH ( Department of Health), dahil ayon sa datos ng ito po ang tatlong pinaka-
2015 apektadong mga rehiyon dengue,” he said. noong kaugnay sa “’
Sanofi Kung di lumabas itong sinabi ng at nagdesisyon
Boss akong hayaan na lang na
na, magdusa pa ang mga
ngayon, ko gayong may bakuna palagay ko iba ang
he added. Dengvaxia manufacturer Sanofi Pasteur has issued an advisory that the vaccine may lead to a severe case of dengue when administered to those who have not been infected by the virus – prompting the Health department to suspend its dengue
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