Edgardo Ureña
Edgardo Ureña is a pediatrician and the head of the Integrated Health Section for Children and Adolescents at the Ministry of Health in Panama, who was recently in the news for explaining the government's acquisition of the monoclonal antibody nirsevimab to protect newborns from respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) amid a rise in respiratory illnesses.
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Panama:
Edgardo Ureña, head of the Integral Health Section for Childhood and Adolescence at Minsa, explained the strategy combining maternal vaccination against RSV with the application of monoclonal antibodies.
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Panama:
Edgardo Ureña, the national head of the Integral Health Section for Childhood and Adolescence at Minsa, explained the implementation of the monoclonal antibody against RSV.
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Panama:
Edgardo Ureña, a pediatrician and head of the Integral Health Section for Childhood and Adolescence at Minsa, explained that this measure is part of a comprehensive strategy.
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