Др Јовановић: Улазимо у фазу интензивнијег заражавања сезонским грипом
Директорка Института за јавно здравље Србије „Др Милан Јовановић Батут” Верица Јовановић рекла је данас да се тренутна епидемијска ситуација у Србији, када је реч о сезонском грипу види управо у домовима здравља где је велики број оболелих углавном од респираторних инфекција, односно обољења сличних грипу.
TL;DR
- Health centers in Serbia are observing a high number of respiratory infections, mostly resembling seasonal flu.
- Children of preschool and school age are the most affected by seasonal flu.
- The flu virus spreads quickly within families, communities, and schools, with the youngest children (0-4 years) being the most infected.
- The flu virus was confirmed four weeks earlier this year in Serbia compared to the previous season.
- An increased presence of a modified Type A virus has been observed, which is a regular occurrence due to continuous viral genome changes.
- Preventive measures against respiratory viruses, such as avoiding close contact like kissing and hugging, are advised.
- Individuals experiencing symptoms like fever, runny nose, or mild cough should stay home.
- Vaccination against seasonal flu is strongly recommended, especially for those with existing health issues.
- Approximately 200,000 citizens have been vaccinated so far, and there are sufficient vaccines available.