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Venezuela Vaccinates People against 14 Diseases

CARACAS - In about 40 days, as many as 95 percent of the Venezuelan population will have been vaccinated against 14 diseases, an effort President Hugo Chavez includes in the process of preventive medical care.

About 70,000 members of the Health Brigade, medicine students, military, and members of community councils will visit 6.24 million homes to vaccinate children and adults.

Chavez indicated these are the basis of what today is preventive medicine, encouraged since 1893 by Cuban patriot Jose Marti when he affirmed "true medicine is not the one that heals but the one that prevents."

In his regular column Chavez' Lines, the president stressed that the same spirit of Marti's words today guides the re-encouraged Enlarged Immunization Program nationwide.

The plan started last Wednesday in Caracas is intended to create that healthy body that must be our nation, to be able to establish the new society on solid basis.

The National Public Health System being created was born to deeply correct one of the largest social imbalances inherited in the country, he noted.
   
 

 

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