Finland Becomes First Country in the World To Start Bird Flu Vaccinations for Humans

The total EU procurement plan aims for up to 40 million doses across 15 countries.

AP/Anja Niedringhaus
The logo of the World Health Organization. AP/Anja Niedringhaus

Finland is set to become the first country worldwide to begin vaccinating humans against bird flu, health officials announced on Tuesday.

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