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Covid, fourth dose enlarged: the regions ready to reopen the hubs. Countdown to the green light

The green light for vaccination with the fourth dose for the over 60s and fragile subjects of all ages should arrive on Monday 11 July, as suggested by the European Medicines Agency Ema. The regions are ready to reopen the vaccination hubs and strengthen the structures that have worked seamlessly

Covid, fourth dose enlarged: the regions ready to reopen the hubs. Countdown to the green light

The over 60s will soon be involved in the fourth dose campaign. Blame the new contagious Covid wave. Aifa and the Ministry of Health are already at work and after the passage by the drug agency there will be a circular that will be sent to the Regions which they can organize themselves for the reopening of the vaccination hubs. Campania, Calabria, Basilicata, Piedmont, Friuli and Lazio are already ready to handle this eventuality.

The health system, in addition to the vaccination hubs, will rely on general practitioners and pharmacies: the numbers to start from are those of around 1500-2000 vaccines per day, therefore very far from the four-figure ones to which the structures set up during the emergency were used. In the autumn, however, the requests for vaccinations, according to the estimates of the regions, should increase further with the arrival of the updated vaccines.

I new infections from Covid – writes Ansa – there are 98.044, registered in the last 24 hours. The data from the Ministry of Health show a decrease compared to the previous 24 hours, in which 100.690 were infected. On the other hand, there were 93 victims, still down on the 105 of the day before. A total of 389.576 antigenic and molecular tests were performed swabs with the positivity rate standing at 25,1%, down from 27% the day before. There are 344 patients hospitalized in intensive care, 17 fewer. There are 41 admissions per day. There are 8.864 inpatients in ordinary wards, an increase of 232.

The complete report of the Istituto Superiore di Sanità

The Istituto Superiore di Sanità which, since 19 December 2021, has been publishing online i vaccination monitoring data, speaks - in the latest shared document (relating to the week until July 6, 2022) - of 659.578 cases of reinfection, equal to 4.6% of the total number of cases notified. continue theincreased rate of reinfections out of the total number of cases reported, it was 10,8%, up on the previous week (9,6%). The analysis of the risk of reinfection from 6 December 2021 (reference date for thebeginning of Omicron), sees an increased risk in those who have had Covid for over 210 days, in those who have not been vaccinated or vaccinated for over 120 days, in women, young people and healthcare personnel.

Il mortality rate of the population over the age of 12, out of 100 people in the period 13/05/2022-12/06/2022, for the unvaccinated (11 deaths per 100.000 inhab.) it is 6 times higher than for those vaccinated with a full cycle of less than 120 days (2 deaths per 100.000 inhab.) and about 7 higher than those vaccinated with an additional dose/booster (2 deaths per 100.000 inhab.). Compared to the total population the risk of death of the unvaccinated compared to the vaccinated it is more than 7 times higher (7,1) and reaches 8 and a half times (8,5) in the over 80 population.

The incidence rate and the hospitalization rate rose in all age groups. The highest 30-day incidence rate was recorded in the 39-14 age group, equal to 1.843 per 100.000, while the lowest value was recorded in the 0-9 age group, 1.012 cases per 100.000 inhabitants. L'middle age at diagnosis of the subjects reported in the last few weeks is stable and equal to 48 years. The national incidence figure is 1071 in the period 1/7/2022-7/7/2022 compared to 763 in the period 24/06/2022- 30/06/2022.

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