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Malta: Government launches new free vaccination for babies born after 1 April

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The government today launched a new vaccine on the National Vaccination Schedule, which will be available as from Monday, free of charge, the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Health said.

Speaking at a press conference, Chris Fearne said this vaccine, against immunococcus (also known as Prevenar), will be available to all babies starting at eight weeks.

Source: The Malta Independent

Updated 16:05

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