COVID-19: VACUNAS Y FITOTERAPIA EN ESTUDIANTES DE UNIVERSIDAD PÚBLICA DEL CENTRO DEL PERÚ. 2022

Gladys Bernardita León Montoya; Mariel Del Rocío Chotón Calvo; María Esther Saavedra Chinchayán; Mercedes Acosta Román; Soledad Almonacid Quispe

COVID-19: VACUNAS Y FITOTERAPIA EN ESTUDIANTES DE UNIVERSIDAD PÚBLICA DEL CENTRO DEL PERÚ. 2022

Translated title of the contribution: COVID-19: VACCINES AND PHYTOTHERAPY IN PUBLIC UNIVERSITY STUDENTS IN CENTRAL PERU. 2022

Gladys Bernardita León Montoya, Mariel Del Rocío Chotón Calvo, María Esther Saavedra Chinchayán, Mercedes Acosta Román, Soledad Almonacid Quispe

Facultad de Ciencias de la Salud

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Abstract

Given the great concern that authorized vaccines against SARS-CoV-2 lose efficacy and effectiveness, decreasing their abi-lity to prevent COVID-19 due to the variants that exist, the use of phytotherapy remains a relevant issue; therefore, the pre-sent quantitative, descriptive, cross-sectional and retrospective study describes the vaccination status and use of phytothe-rapy in university students with COVID-19, to whom an Ad Hoc survey prepared by the authors and validated by 03 experts was applied through the Google Form. It was reported that the majority (55,7%) became ill while vaccinated by resorting to phytotherapy according to ancestral customs.

Translated title of the contribution	COVID-19: VACCINES AND PHYTOTHERAPY IN PUBLIC UNIVERSITY STUDENTS IN CENTRAL PERU. 2022
Original language	Spanish
Pages (from-to)	22-28
Number of pages	7
Journal	Medicina Naturista
Volume	17
Issue number	2
State	Published - 2023

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