1 M pertussis vaccines to arrive in June - DOH
The Philippine Star|March 24, 2024
Around one million doses of pertussis vaccine are expected to arrive in the country by June, the Department of Health (DOH) announced yesterday.

The DOH said the fresh supply of the pentavalent vaccine, which also provides protection to children against diphtheria, tetanus, hepatitis B and Haemophilus influenza type B, is seen to boost the government's vaccination drive.

"More or less between 800,000 to one million doses," DOH spokesperson Undersecretary Eric Tayag told a news forum at the Dapo Restaurant and Bar in Quezon City.

The DOH has given 1,500 doses to Quezon City after the city government declared an outbreak of pertussis.

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