(1) The vaccination doesn't necessarily make you completely immune.

(2) The pilot programme of vaccination proved successful.

(3) Vaccination and other prophylactic measures can be carried out.

(4) I'm immune to smallpox as a result of vaccination.

(5) The vaccination is given in early infancy.

(6) I'm to have a vaccination tomorrow.

(7) The epidemic was held in check by widespread vaccination.

(8) Smallpox can be contained by vaccination.

(9) There is a 90% uptake of vaccination in this country.

(10) Vaccination is essential to protect people exposed to hepatitis B infection.

(11) The vaccination program has been a major factor in the improvement of health standards.

(12) The eradication of smallpox by vaccination was one of medicine's greatest triumphs.

(13) You should delay vaccination if you are unwell with a fever.

(14) The vaccination gives you immunity against the disease for up to six months.

(15) Vaccination immunizes people against smallpox.

(16) A flu vaccination can help to protect you from flu.

(17) Who can give me a flu vaccination Your doctor will normally be able to vaccinate you with a flu vaccine.

(18) Vaccination and treatment of animals, and quality control of meat have been used to combat the disease.

(19) Some people suffered severe neural damage as a result of the vaccination.

(20) Anyone who wants to avoid the flu should consider getting a vaccination.

(21) Parents were too frightened to bring their children for vaccination.

(22) They also revealed that employers were trying to cut costs on essential precautions such as vaccination and protective equipment and clothing.

(23) But, undoubtedly,'s major achievements were in the field of vaccination against polio.

(24) The belief in Hawaii that leprosy was contagious was accompanied by the thought that the disease might be communicated through vaccination.

(25) But instead, recent years have seen a resurgence and the spotlight is once again on vaccination.

(26) About 15m doses of the vaccine have been administered to children and teenagers since the vaccination programme began 10 months ago.

(27) The great infectious epidemics responded to a combination of improved sanitation and hygiene, vaccination programmes and antibiotics.

(28) Medical services, skills and drugs improved rapidly, particularly due to vaccination.

(29) The only effective means of controlling outbreaks of this disease are mass vaccination campaigns.

(30) The cell migration cycle is based on experimental work in animal studies as well as in human studies of oral vaccination.

(1) The vaccination doesn't necessarily make you completely immune.

(2) The pilot programme of vaccination proved successful.

(3) Vaccination and other prophylactic measures can be carried out.

(4) The vaccination is given in early infancy.

(31) Dairy farmers fear that vaccination might mean they could not sell milk.

(32) A government cost benefit analysis in 1986 showed that the cost of vaccination exceeded the worst case scenario cost of eradication.

(33) This vaccination was no easy one to administer, for the necessary dose had to be given intra-nasally.

(34) Among the five people with yellow-fever IgM antibodies that could not be explained by vaccination, there were two pairs of neighbours.

(34) try its best to gather and build good sentences.

(35) For Hermina Chitula, it was the vaccination scar that marked her out as a foreigner.

(36) Evaluate vaccine efficacy and the costs and benefits of vaccination programs for emerging infections.

(37) We went out on our first vaccination safari together after a month or two.

(38) Vaccination would not only protect the cattle, but also help prevent the spread of the disease.

(39) The practice of vaccination spread fast at home and abroad.

(40) Admittedly, where it is used for mass vaccination its reported efficacy has varied widely, as detailed by Citron.

(41) Did the vaccination take?

(42) The country was buoyant with a new self-confidence: health posts were set up and a vaccination campaign immunized 2.5 million children.

(43) D.. Augment rapid response capabilities for vaccine delivery and expand evaluation of vaccine efficacy and the cost effectiveness of vaccination programs.

(44) There are risks involved in vaccinations, and the vaccination itself may have harmful effects, especially if incorrectly given.

(45) In Hawaii, many efforts were made to test the vaccination hypothesis.

(46) He pushes back his sleeve to show scars where I have vaccination marks.

(47) If possible, an annual programme of calf vaccination should be started.

(48) Influenza vaccination of live attenuated live vaccine or vaccines.

(49) And the evidence favoring vaccination strategies continues to grow.

(50) Vaccination for smallpox is efficacious.

(51) Currently, there is no effective vaccination against viral gastroenteritis.

(52) Vaccination is a preventive against smallpox.

(53) Doctors suggest getting a tetanus vaccination every ten years.

(54) We're immune to smallpox as a result of vaccination.

(55) Vaccination is the medical sacrament corresponding to baptism.

(56) Pulmonary tuberculosis can be prevented by vaccination.

(57) Since 2006, the guidelines have not changed for groups of persons for whom vaccination are recommended and for the antiviral medications recommended for chemoprophylaxis or treatment.

(58) At least three nationwide vaccination campaigns are expected, using monovalent oral polio vaccine and targeting the entire population.

(59) Hepatology Digest: When intra-uterine transmission happens, the vaccination and hepatitis B immunoglobulin might not be functional.

(60) From the discovery that harmless cowpox gave protection against deadly smallpox came vaccination and the end of smallpox as a scourge in the western world.

(61) The study also found that Bolsa has improved child weight, vaccination rates and use of pre-natal care.

(62) Objective To survey the PPD positive rate after BCG vaccination in urban and rural children in Qingdao and to provide statistical basis for better prevention against tuberculosis.

(63) The MoH organized a catch-up vaccination campaign in an area of 15 kms around the affected village to prevent the occurrence of cases.

(64) In addition, some of the failure of infectious coryza vaccination was due to the quality of vaccine and administration, and also some was due to the emergency of serotype B Haemophilus paragallinarum.

(64) try its best to collect and create good sentences.

(65) Public education, surveillance, vaccination of high risk population and chemoprophylaxis for close contacts within 48 hours of case detection continues.

(66) Most importantly, it demonstrates that pneumococcal vaccination can prevent many of these serious infections even in a rural African setting.

(67) We then consider how this relationship may be modified by naturally acquired immunity, or by vaccination.

(68) Unlike Jenner's later vaccination, which used cowpox, variolation used a small measure of smallpox itself.

(69) It is the first such case since vaccination against smallpox resumed in 2002, said CDC poxvirus expert Dr. Inger Damon.

(70) First, it offers the possibility of treating clinical depression with what is, in effect , a vaccination.

(71) preventing outbreaks in high-risk areas through mass vaccination campaigns and control of Aedes aegypti in urban centres.

(72) In countries using widescale vaccination, the disease is already on the decline.

(73) Zur Hausen said that while vaccination programmes should focus on girls and young women aged 9 to 25, before they are exposed to HPV, boys must also be vaccinated to eliminate the virus.

(74) Considering the possible widespread entrenchment of the disease in poultry, FAO is advising the government to prepare for a targeted vaccination campaign.

(75) Infectious bursal disease (IBD) has still been one of the most important diseases in poultry industry around the world and vaccination is now the most effective measure for the disease control.

(76) Dissolving microneedle patches would eliminate re-use while allowing vaccination to be done by personnel with minimal training.

(77) Monovalent vaccine targeted at the type-1 poliovirus circulating in Egypt was used during vaccination campaigns there in May 2005.

(78) A large number of child deaths due to pneumococcal disease and rotavirus diarrhoea can be prevented through vaccination with newly available vaccines.

(79) GDPC teams conducted "ring" vaccination campaigns around outbreak sites in order to cordon off and isolate the disease.

(80) In a multivariable analysis, independent predictors of coronary ischemic events included influenza vaccination, recent acute coronary syndrome, and female gender.

(81) The combination of prednisolone and azathioprine has only a minor effect, whereas the addition of ciclosporin attenuates protective antibody responses to influenza vaccination.

(82) Of the 464 for whom information was available, 80% were reported as unvaccinated. Common reasons for non-vaccination were parents either forgetting (36%) or rejecting (28%) vaccination.

(83) From the discovery that harmless cowpox gave protection against deadly smallpox came vaccination and the end of smallpox as a scourge in the Western world.

(84) The mapping technology will revolutionise public health approaches such as monitoring and vaccination programmes of managing disease like typhoid fever, especially in the developing world, he adds.

(85) The yellow fever vaccination is no longer valid in your certificate.

(86) In this article, we study spreading process of SIS communicable disease with vaccination.

(87) Field study results from various regions in Germany where vaccination has been used to fight ileitis support the basic rule that 'prevention is better that treatment'.

(88) In nineteen century, Enligh doctor Pearson came to Macao to spread the cowpox vaccination.

(89) It is highly sensitive and specific, and will not be affected by the subject's immune status and Bacillus Calmette-Guerin vaccination.

(90) The key to epidemic encephalitis B prevention and control is to strengthen comprehensive control measures such as Vaccination and anti-mosquito.

(91) The strategy of ring vaccination emerged and was validated, vastly simplifying operational and logistic demands.

(92) And it was important for the control and prevention of leptospirosis to enforce deratization and enhance the susceptible herd immunity by vaccination.

(93) In the face of high routine and recent preventive vaccination coverage in both Senegal and the Gambia, an epidemic is not anticipated and emergency vaccination is not required at this time.

(94) Depending on the season,[http:///vaccination.html] between 45% and 55% of unvaccinated adolescents had one or more missed vaccination opportunities.

(95) Objective To investigate the preventive effect of bacillus Calmette-Guerin (BCG) vaccination in early life on airway inflammation and mucus production in a murine model of asthma.

(96) Researchers continued to study the link between vaccination and intussusception.

(97) Please follow that person, she will take you to the vaccination infirmary.

(98) The analysis results from the model showed that ill management, nonstandard vaccination and laboratory surveillance are high risk factors.

(99) Foot-and-mouth disease is one of serious animal diseases. Vaccination is one of the significant preventative measures.

(100) He urged the UK vaccines authority, the Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation, to look again at the case for introducing routine rotavirus vaccination for UK children.

(101) The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia last month issued polio vaccination requirements for travellers to the Hajj.

(102) WHO has received no reports of fatal outcomes among suspected or confirmed cases of Guillain-Barre syndrome detected since vaccination campaigns began.

(103) The father's vaccination site had scabbed over and the scab had separated before the visit home; he kept the site bandaged during the visit.

(104) Possibly must pay attention, has the immunity impairer cannot vaccinate the live vaccine, after the vaccination, will create the serious results.

(105) Osteitis caused by Bacille Calmette - Guerin vaccination: an emergent problem in Chile?

(106) Using the opportunity provided by vaccination campaigns, the Brazilian government promotes Health and Nutrition Days to estimate the prevalence of anthropometric deficits in children.

(107) Their blood samples were collected 1 and 2 months after vaccination for anti - HAV - IgG and SGPT testing.

(108) Objective To study the inhibition of melanoma growth in mice by vaccination with xenogeneic melanocytes.

(109) The vaccination rates of BCG, OPV ( 3 times ), DPT ( 3 times ), MV HepB ( 3 times ) completed within one year old ...

(110) Conclusions DPT vaccine together with high rate vaccination are the most important measures for prevention and controlling pertussis.

(111) "At this stage cost is the major impediment, but with [improved financial mechanisms] I think this will change and a global vaccination programme will be in place," said zur Hausen.

(112) The discovery of the cowpox vaccination let the danger of vaccination more less, and cost lest.

(113) This is the result of an intensive vaccination program for pets, primarily dogs and cats.

(114) The vaccination rates of OPV ( 4 times ) , DPT ( 4 times ) , MV ( 2 times ) completed within seven years old were 38.15 % , 43.93 % , 23.70 %, ...

(115) In countries with good measles control through vaccination, a decline in new SSPE cases is seen a few years after the decline in measles incidence.

(116) Between the 1940s and 1960s, widespread mass vaccination campaigns in some African countries had resulted in the almost-complete disappearance of yellow fever.

(117) "Considering the possible widespread entrenchment of the disease in poultry," Domenech said, "FAO is advising the government to prepare for a targeted vaccination campaign.

(118) Travellers from Pakistan should have a full course of vaccination against polio before leaving Pakistan, with a minimum one dose of OPV before departure.

(119) In all, ninety-one face-to-face contacts were identified, twelve of whom had no vaccination scar, and six who had been hospital patients or visitors.

(120) Unlike the viscerotropic complications of yellow fever vaccination, reported neurotropic cases from the United States have not been fatal.

(121) The International Coordinating Group (ICG) on Vaccine Provision for Epidemic Meningitis Control has provided 178,000 doses of trivalent vaccine for a mass vaccination campaign.

(122) Saudi Officials began a swine flu vaccination campaign ahead of the Hajji.

(123) The vaccination was safe to the animals. Achroia Indian tiger, however, could not produce CDV neutralizing antibody after vaccination.

(124) Prophylactic doses of acetaminophen given after vaccination reduce fever but blunt response to multiple antigens.

(125) With time ,[http:///vaccination.html] such vaccination could result in reduced rates of HPV - related vulval and vaginal cancers.

(126) You must go to Kunming Municipal Heath Vaccination Bureau for confirmation.

(127) In order to ensure the success rate of vaccination, inoculation using alcohol lamp, better.

(128) If you are pregnant, your newborn baby must be given 2 injections( first dose of hepatitis B vaccine and hepatitis B immune globulin) at birth and then complete the whole hepatitis B vaccination.

(129) Vaccination has become an important compponet of control where Salmonella enteritidis has emerged as a public health concern.

(130) All cases of viscerotropic disease to date have been reported in primary vaccinees, starting 2–5 days after vaccination.

(131) GAITHERSBURG, Maryland (Reuters) - The U.S. government has bought 195 million doses of H1N1 swine flu vaccine for a possible autumn vaccination campaign, a U.S. federal official said Thursday.

(132) With Hajj and Umrah season already started, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has issued vaccination requirements for travellers (all ages) for Umrah and Hajj.

(133) You will have to take the vaccination against yellow fever here.

(134) Prostate cancer block vaccination to NOD/SCID mice to before the whole operation process of the skin, must be in 4 degrees Celsius in the kidney preservation liquid, to ensure the tumor cell activity.

(135) Travelers from Chad should have a full course of vaccination against polio before leaving Chad, with a minimum one dose of OPV before departure.

(136) Achroia Indian tiger, however, could not produce CDV neutralizing antibody after vaccination.

(137) Jeffrey Mphahlele, head of virology at the University of Limpopo in South Africa, says it is imperative that local data is used if measles vaccination programmes are to be successful.

(138) Adoptive transfer of HBV immunity with the liver after vaccination of living liver donors (LLD) could be a new approach to prevent reinfection in the recipients.

(139) Conclusions It is urgent to increase vaccination quality, improve inoculation rate and establish surveillant system of measles.

(140) While this increases the effect of a vaccination campaign, it also means the virus could mutate and regain its ability to cause disease, to which an unvaccinated population would be vulnerable.

(141) Did seasonal flu vaccination increase the risk of infection with pandemic H 1 N 1 flu?

(142) Objective To investigate the immunological mechanism for inhibiting melanoma growth in mouse by vaccination with xenogeneic melanocytes.

(143) The most common adverse reactions following mumps vaccination are parotitis and/or submaxillary gland swelling and low-grade fever.

(144) Chemoprophylaxis of close contacts and vaccination of high-risk population groups is ongoing.

(145) Also, vaccination of unexposed poultry in affected areas is being undertaken to create a buffer-zone and help contain the outbreaks.

(146) Hepatology Digest: When intra-uterine transmission happens, the vaccination and hepatitis B immunoglobulin might not be functional. What is the incidence of this and how might we prevent it?

(147) AIM: The present study was designed to examine the effect of Bacillus Calmette-Guerin (BCG) vaccination on blood pressure, nitric oxide (NO) production and iNOS expression in hypertensive rats.

(148) Together we are implementing a new strategy to get polio vaccination to all the unreached children.

(149) If you are having chemotherapy, or if your immune system is low for another reason, or if you are allergic to the drugs neomycin or polymyxin, you should not have the rubella vaccination.

(150) Despite vaccination, one patient developed pneumococcal meningitis and another, pneumococcal bacteremia.

(151) Vaccination and avoiding contact with infected animals are key elements of canine distemper prevention.

(152) Outbreak response activities include surveillance for early case detection, case management, chemoprophylaxis of close contacts and vaccination of the population at high risk.

(153) Vaccination has been widely used as a cost-effective measure to control infectious diseases, as exemplified by the soon-to-be-confirmed eradication of rinderpest.

(154) The original strategy for the Democratic Republic of the Congo was to concentrate vaccination in three provinces.

(155) And the determination of host range for the melon, cucumber, balsam pear, snake gourd, winter melon, pumpkin 10 categories for vaccination.

(156) Jenner Edward, an Enligh doctor improved the vaccination to cowpox vaccination, and accomplished the second leap of vaccination.

(157) Conclusion BCG vaccination in temporary resident children should be strengthened.

(158) Influenza vaccination is most effective when circulating viruses are well-matched with vaccine viruses.