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He described it as the best Christmas present arrival of the vaccine against the coronavirus in Greece, Mina Gaga, pulmonologist, director of the seventh pneumology clinic of the Sotiria hospital and president of the Central Health Council.
Speaking to SKAI’s main newsletter, Ms Gaga highlighted that the answer to our problems is vaccines.
Especially for the Pfizer / Biontech vaccine, he noted that their data is exceptional in terms of safety and efficacy and that the each vaccinated person will be immune in about four weeks.
In this way, he explained, a safety net would be created for those who could not receive the vaccine, such as those who undergo chemotherapy or have immunosuppressive problems.
Ms. Gaga estimated that we are at the beginning of the end of the pandemic, noting, however, that we still have two or three months ahead of which we must be very careful and especially considering January, which is a difficult month.
“Patience and good humor to help each other,” he characteristically noted.
He also noted that citizens can go for a walk with a mask and observing the measures. However, he recommended that short distance, unmasked meetings be with very few people and with the same people on vacation.
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