Vice President of the Association of Private Schools: schools should become information centers for families regarding vaccination
Călin Nicolescu
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The INSCOP Research study, titled 'The Attitude of Parents and Grandparents Regarding the Vaccination of Children Against Influenza', emphasizes the importance of vaccination in preventing viral respiratory infections, especially among children in the education system. At the NewMoney Talks 2026 event, Adina Stoenescu, vice president of the Association of Private Schools, stated that schools should become information centers for families. According to the survey, 78.1% of respondents believe that vaccination prevents health problems, while 19.7% consider seasonal flu very dangerous for children. Additionally, 47.3% of participants believe that young children are the most exposed to the flu. The event brought together health specialists who discussed the community's responsibilities in promoting vaccination. The survey was conducted between December 5 and 23, 2025, at the request of the Association of Private Schools.
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