Tag: Vaccination
Health ministry, other partners launch vaccination campaign
-HPV, MMR, COVID vaccines being offered The government continues to deliver accessible, quality healthcare to all citizens of Guyana. This ... Read More
Gov’t begins installation of oxygen plant at Infectious Diseases hospital
-COVID monitoring activities continue countrywide The new oxygen plant is now being installed at the Ocean View Infectious Diseases Hospital, ... Read More
Second dose Pfizer vaccine to soon be administered to children 5-11 years
The Ministry of Health will soon be administering the second dose of the Pfizer – BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine to children ... Read More
Health Ministry to procure COVID-19 vaccine for children 6 months to 4 years old
The United States’ Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has recently given emergency use authorisation for the immunisation of children six ... Read More
Over 1,300, 5-11 years-old receive first dose COVID vaccine
Some 1,302 children between the ages of five to eleven took the first dose of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine, since ... Read More
First COVID-19 vaccination drive for children 5-11 years successful
The government through the Ministry of Health continues to put measures in place to ensure citizens have adequate access to ... Read More
Most COVID-19 affected patients showing mild symptoms
Even as Guyana continues to see a significant spike in COVID-19 cases, Minister of Health, Dr. Frank Anthony M.P., said ... Read More
Second COVID-19 boosters will be available in June – Health Minister
The Ministry of Health will begin the administration of a second COVID-19 booster shot to persons 18 years and older, ... Read More
Coronavirus BA.2 variant suspected in Guyana – Minister Anthony
While the omicron variant was the dominant COVID-19 strain earlier this year, its subvariant known as BA.2 now accounts for ... Read More
No patient in COVID ICU, less hospitalisations recorded – Health Minister
Minister of Health, Dr. Frank Anthony, M.P. said Guyana continues to record less COVID-19 hospitalisations, while announcing that there is ... Read More