Vaccinul antigripal, de negăsit în farmacii. Ministerul Sănătății susține că sunt stocuri. 256.000 de persoane s-au vaccinat împotriva gripei în România

In Romania, flu vaccine shortages persist despite claims of sufficient stock by the Ministry of Health. Pharmacies report rapid depletion of initial supplies, with many unable to provide vaccines for children or adults. The Ministry asserts that 45,000 doses remain available, with more expected soon. As of October 11, 256,000 individuals have been vaccinated. The current vaccination process requires patients to obtain vaccines from pharmacies, not family doctors, which has contributed to accessibility issues. Vulnerable populations can receive the vaccine for free with a prescription, while others must pay around 80 lei per dose.