Coronavirus vaccination in Spain: this is how it works with the goal of 70% immunized in summer very far

The autonomous communities have administered a total of 22,313,088 doses of the COVID-19 vaccines from Pfizer-BioNTech, Moderna, AstraZeneca and Janssen until this Monday, 629,381 of them in the last 24 hours. This represents 93.4% of those distributed, which amount to 23,878,785 units. In addition, a total of 7,213,716 people have already received the second dose from which immunity begins, 237,033 more than on Friday. This represents 15.2% of the Spanish population. A total of 15,320,846 people have received at least one dose, 32.3% of the Spanish. The data indicate that in that period 15,358,785 doses of Pfizer have been delivered to the autonomous communities, with 15,496,359 administered; 2,395,800 corresponding to Moderna, with 1,768,603 already inoculated; 5,713,800 from AstraZeneca, with which 4,826,652 people have been vaccinated; and 410,400 from Janssen, with 221,474 already injected. The Ministry of Health has provided this information in the activity report of the vaccination process against COVID-19 based on data collected between December 27, 2020, the day on which vaccinations began, and May 16. Pfizer / BioNTech and Moderna These are the vaccines that first came to the world and also to Spain. And they are those that were administered to those over 90 years old in residences, and also now to those over 80 years old, because they are aimed at those people who present a greater risk among the population.They are intended for large dependents who live in residences, health and social health personnel who attend to them, health and social health professionals who work on the front line, in addition to the rest of hospital and primary care personnel, dental professionals, dental hygiene and other health personnel who have care for patients without a mask for more than 15 minutes. They are also given to people over 80 years of age. And then, once all those over 80 have been vaccinated, such vaccines will be administered to people from 70 to 79 years, in addition to people with chronic diseases, among others. Then they will be given to the group that goes from 60 to 69 years (group 5C ) who will also receive either of these two vaccines. And the 60 years with risk condition.AstraZeneca / OxfordThey vaccinate essential workers and people who are under 65 years of age. It is also intended for “second-line” health and social-health personnel, some large dependents or their caregivers, active groups with an essential function in society such as those of the State Security Forces and Bodies or teachers. Janssen is the vaccine that will arrive to Spain in the middle of April. Some groups may be vaccinated with mRNAs and others with Janssen because it is a single dose and it is expected that then everything will go faster. This vaccine can be administered to people over 80 and over who have not yet been vaccinated, to people of the same age. between 70 and 79 years old, and those between 66 and 69 years old. It could also be given to socially or economically vulnerable groups (homeless people, seasonal workers, etc.), patients who are difficult to vaccinate or people who are difficult to recruit for vaccination. Also to people aged 65 or under with a history of previous infection.Do you already know which vaccine you get according to your age?