Synthesis of serum, preventing spread of A (H1N1) virus completed

PanARMENIAN.Net - Synthesis of serum, preventing the spread of A (H1N1) the virus ended, Liana Torosyan , key specialist of sanitary and epidemiological inspection under the RA Ministry of Health told a press conference in Yerevan today. 



According to her, Armenia is taking all measures to effectively counter the virus A (H1N1) in case of its penetration into the country. Currently, there are no patients with A (H1N1) virus in Armenia. 

 

"There are all necessary medicines to treat the disease, in case of necessity," Liana Torosyan said, adding that the Ministry of Health applied to Russia and World Health Organization to start the import of serum in the country. Later, preventive vaccination of vulnerable groups is scheduled: first round doctors, emergency service doctors and pregnant women. 



Serum has already been used in China and the United States. There are two types of vaccines, which is used by intranasal way or by injection. 



According to Liana Torosyan, there is no reason to panic, fast-reacting office has been established in the Ministry of Health of Armenia, involving experts from different departments, as well as quarantine station at the Zvartnots airport. 



To inform and alert the public the Ministry of Health disseminate booklets. "Leaflets are distributed in all regions of the country through regional administrations and clinics. The primary measure of precaution is personal hygiene," Liana Torosyan said.
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