CSL Seqirus shows flu vaccine reduces strain on health systems

18 September 2023
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CSL Seqirus has unveiled new analyses that underscore the potential of influenza vaccines in alleviating the burden of seasonal influenza on hospitals and broader healthcare systems.

The data are being presented in poster sessions at the European Scientific Working Group on Influenza (ESWI) Conference taking place in Valencia, Spain, this week.

"Vaccination isn’t just an option but an essential tool"Data from France highlights how vaccines may reduce the strain on hospital beds by 10%-15%, while other findings from Belgium show how adjuvanted vaccines would not only be cost-effective but could also prevent 6,920 influenza infections, 530 hospitalizations and 66 deaths annually.

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