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Flu: vaccination coverage remains insufficient among elderly and vulnerable people, according to Public Health France

A report released Tuesday by the health agency reveals major social and territorial disparities in flu vaccination in France.

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— Le Monde — Une

Flu vaccination coverage remains insufficient in France, particularly among elderly people and vulnerable populations, according to a report released Tuesday by Public Health France, whose findings are reported by Le Monde.

According to the document, significant disparities exist across territories and social categories. Vaccination rates appear lower in overseas departments and regions as well as in the southeastern quarter of mainland France, the study notes.

The report also highlights social gaps in vaccination uptake, though it does not provide full details of all figures cited in the original analysis.

Public Health France is the national agency responsible for epidemiological surveillance and the promotion of public health. This type of report generally aims to guide vaccination campaigns and public health policies as the winter season approaches.

Flu vaccination is typically recommended as a priority for elderly people, people with chronic conditions, and health professionals, due to an increased risk of complications from this seasonal infection.

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