Vaccination Rates in Madeira Increase by 2.5% in 2025
Madeira GuideMadeira has seen a 2.5% increase in vaccinations in 2025, with a total of 132,524 doses administered. This marks significant progress in the region's health initiatives.
In 2025, the Madeira region experienced a notable increase in vaccination rates, with a 2.5% rise compared to the previous year. According to the Regional Directorate of Statistics of Madeira (DREM), a total of 132,524 vaccine doses were administered in the region, which is 3,231 more than the 129,293 doses recorded in 2024.
The significant rise in vaccinations is attributed to the efforts within the Regional Vaccination Plan (PRV), which saw a 15.9% increase in inoculations, totaling 69,947 doses in 2025. This is a substantial improvement from the 60,353 doses administered in 2024. However, it was noted that outside the PRV, only the COVID-19 vaccinations saw a decrease.
The data provided by DREM underscores the ongoing commitment of Madeira's health authorities to improve public health and ensure the well-being of both residents and tourists. The increase in vaccinations is a positive indicator of the region's proactive health policies.
For Madeira, a popular tourist destination, maintaining public health standards is crucial. Efforts to increase vaccination rates are particularly important in preventing the spread of diseases, ensuring that both locals and visitors can enjoy the island safely.
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