| Indications for pre-exposure rabies immunization depend on the likelihood of exposure. |
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| Both chronic VEGFR blockade and xenogeneic EC immunization in rats cause emphysema in rats without apparent damage to other organs. |
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| Primary care physicians must be diligent in assessing the immunization status of geriatric patients and providing the recommended vaccines. |
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| The success of the immunization programs against these highly communicable diseases have wiped them from our collective memory. |
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| Such infants should receive hepatitis B vaccine shortly after birth and complete their immunization according to a particular schedule. |
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| Active immunization by vaccination with tetanus toxoid is now usual in childhood, along with diphtheria and whooping cough vaccines. |
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| Although smallpox has no known cure or specific treatment, the disease was beaten with a massive, worldwide immunization campaign. |
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| The immunization level for specific diseases such as polio and measles now surpasses 90 percent. |
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| If everyone around me is immunized, should I accept the risk of immunization? |
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| Target immunization rates of 95 per cent are proposed to tackle the remaining diseases. |
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| Examples calling for immunization include travel to endemic areas or intravenous drug use during pregnancy. |
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| The primary immunization consisted of antigen emulsified in phosphate buffered saline. |
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| Almost everyone has access to medical care, and there is a high rate of immunization for infants during their first year. |
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| He is currently engaged in research on smallpox immunization policy, syndromic surveillance, and measurement of public health preparedness. |
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| If you are pregnant, discuss your immunization record with your obstetrician well before your due date. |
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| If you are thinking about becoming pregnant, make sure that you are immune to rubella through a blood test or proof of immunization. |
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| Today monkeypox is not spreading fast, but the slow decline of immunization to smallpox may nudge monkeypox up into the breakout zone. |
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| Mice were immunized with the allergen and the response was compared with the response achieved with ovalbumin immunization. |
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| I had been to this region not that long ago, so I'd received some of my immunization shots. |
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| Intensive immunization campaigns have resulted in a marked decrease in polio throughout the world. |
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| The tactical application of immunization is the only way to eradicate polio. |
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| The most effective way to prevent transmission of infectious diseases, including hepatitis A and B, is through pre-exposure immunization. |
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| In countries that struggle with low immunization rates, such products may become major lifesavers. |
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| Parents and families should be informed of the risks of meningococcal disease, and the benefits and risks of immunization. |
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| These data confirm that with the micro-injection system, a wheal is not required for successful immunization. |
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| Typhoid fever immunization is recommended for travelers going to highly endemic areas in Central and South America, the Indian subcontinent, and Africa. |
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| At central level, there was an improvement in the monitoring system of immunization coverage through radiotelegraphy. |
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| One third of infants do not receive routine immunization in the form of three doses of diphtheria, pertussis and tetanus toxoid vaccine. |
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| Following adequate immunization with diphtheria toxoid, it is generally accepted that protection persists for at least 10 years. |
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| Rotarians taking part in a polio immunization campaign in Ethiopia recently enjoyed a boost of star power for the eradication effort. |
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| On the other hand, there was virtually no gap between the groups for overweight and obesity, influenza immunization and alcohol binging. |
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| The effect of immunization programmes on infant mortality has been widely documented and the general tendency is clear. |
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| These data further confirm that a wheal is not required for correct immunization when the micro-injection system is used. |
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| Holding neonatal tetanus in check as a world menace means maintaining immunization efforts and staying on the alert for new outbreaks. |
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| Thousands of Rotarians, both local and foreign volunteers, have participated in national immunization days when vaccines are given to millions of children over a few days. |
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| In her new role with the immunization campaign, Ms. Charles uses a megaphone to spread the word about vaccines. |
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| The Grammomys are relatively more difficult to protect by irradiated sporozoite immunization as compared to inbred mice strains. |
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| Every immunization team will carry iced vaccine carriers to maintain the polio vaccine until it is administered to a child. |
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| A lot times they're local, at the site of the immunization, where it was given. |
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| History clearly shows that a decrease in immunization coverage sets the stage of the reappearance of disease in previously protected populations. |
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| Passive immunization with hepatitis B immune globulin can also provide protection. |
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| Clean water, sewage treatment and mass immunization projects, for example, have prevented more illness and death than anything else. |
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| Moreover, if no treatment was given at the time of primary immunization, but only after challenge, the antibody response was not reduced. |
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| Authorities have determined that the amount of vaccine will enable the immunization of the general public at community vaccination centres. |
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| Routine childhood immunizations as well as immunization for high risk individuals are among those publicly funded. |
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| You should also bring your child's immunization record and any referral or pertinent medical information from your child's doctor. |
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| So, those who have not obtained their immunization early in the season still will have time to do so prior to the peak of influenza season. |
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| If the child receives an immunization when he or she is too young, the child's body will not be able to fight the disease very well. |
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| The Ministry of Health has continued to implement its expanded immunization programme. |
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| Provides for immunization services, workplace safety, and environmental disease prevention. |
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| Polio, for example, has been eradicated in the Western hemisphere thanks to a vigorous international immunization program. |
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| I want to be part of the generation that says no to extreme poverty, says no to the idea that children can die for the lack of a cheap immunization or food in his belly. |
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| There are also alternatives to the mmr that have the same immunization power against measles. |
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| The World Health Organization has mounted emergency immunization campaigns for cholera, measles and polio to try to head off the worst effects of these diseases in Darfur. |
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| Many children die of measles because immunization is not available. |
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| Informing the public about the burden of disease and the true value of vaccines will help maintain and develop greater immunization coverage, and as a result, save lives. |
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| The functions of this office make it possible to realize a critical mission of the partnership: to build sustainable immunization programs and ensure the long-term delivery of vaccines and immunization services. |
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| For this reason, agglutination is used as an indirect test for past or present infection or immunization with the specific antigen, as indicated by the presence of agglutinins in the serum. |
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| If you asked any 12-year-old what shots she has received, she would probably wince and point to a dog-eared immunization record, received in early childhood and updated dutifully at every school immunization day. |
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| The mother may have travelled a long distance to bring her sick child to the clinic and cannot easily bring the child back for immunization at another time. |
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| Later, he injected Phipps with variolous material, the routine method of immunization at that time. |
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| Routine immunization, measured by the percentage of infants receiving three doses of diphtheria, pertussis and tetanus toxoid vaccine, stood at 94 per cent. |
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| One attack of a disease, therefore, often renders a person immune to a second attack, providing the theoretical basis for active immunization by vaccines. |
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| Over the next 12 months, the campaign will concentrate on synchronized immunization programs in west and central Africa to get eradication efforts back on track. |
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| An estimated 94 per cent of infants receive routine immunization, as measured by coverage of infants receiving three doses of diphtheria, pertussis and tetanus toxoid vaccine. |
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| A woman planning on conceiving within one month should not receive the smallpox immunization until after the pregnancy. |
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| No one has yet attempted intracellular immunization in humans, and clinical trials remain at least a few years away. |
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| As it takes several weeks to become protected after immunization, we encourage people to become immunized well in advance of the flu season. |
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| Joined by ministers of health and finance and their representatives from 15 countries, the conferees focused on strategies to build durable immunization programs. |
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| The registries will provide information to assist providers in determining the relationship between immunization and adverse events and follow individual patients if necessary. |
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| In the rural setting, gaps in the formal health service required community volunteers for every element of the programme from the collection of vaccine from depots through to immunization, tallying and reporting. |
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| Measles immunization campaigns have the added benefit of being able to deliver other health services at the same time, including the distribution of insecticide-treated bed nets and de-worming medicines. |
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| The services provided include immunization, micronutrient supplementation, de-worming, breastfeeding counselling, birth registration and distribution of basic school supplies. |
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| These good results emanate largely from effective low-cost interventions, such as immunization, community-based pneumonia treatment and vitamin A supplementation combined with de-worming. |
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| New federal immunization guidelines recommend that older adults now receive two pneumococcal vaccines. |
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| In their reports to the Committee, States refer to many other traditional practices considered harmful to children, including abduction, scarification, the refusal of immunization and blood transfusions and others. |
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| Yet there is no room for complacency, as diseases can all too easily make a comeback if immunization levels slip, and improvement is still required in a few countries. |
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| Aggregately, 1537 mobile teams have been formed in the three districts assigning the task of polio immunization. |
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| It is very important to avoid Rh immunization due to blood transfusion because of strong antigenicity of Rh system. |
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| Then antiserum against bovine leptin was obtained by its immunization in rabbits. |
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| Passive immunization of piglets against enterotoxigenic colibacillosis by vaccinating dams with K88ac pili bearing bacterin. |
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| Millions of children in the developing world are not immunized against preventable diseases by parents who fear that immunization programs masquerade as forced sterilization programs or other government conspiracies. |
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| The higher the SES group, the higher the self-reported health, although only small gaps existed in influenza immunization rates, alcohol binging and obesity. |
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| For the first round, aggregately, 1537 mobile teams had been formed in the three districts assigning the task of polio immunization. |
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| Ask your doctor or pediatrician for a copy of this schedule, or look up the municipal department responsible for school immunization in the blue pages of your telephone book. |
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| Thus, universal primary immunization and timed booster doses to maintain adequate tetanus antitoxin levels are necessary to protect all age groups. |
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| Before the routine addition of preservative to multi-dose vials used for immunization purposes, microbial contamination was shown to result in a variety of conditions, from local abscesses to septicemia. |
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| We are within striking distance of closing this gap, and sustaining the efforts will allow immunization campaigns to continue and will bring us closer to our goal of a polio-free world. |
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| Immunization: History and Application In 1946, prominent Austrian cootie researcher Earnest Von Reälname famously developed the cootie immunization, vastly improving public welfare. |
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| Long-lived cytotoxic T lymphocyte memory in mucosal tissues after mucosal but not systemic immunization. |
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| Namibia has a functioning routine immunization programme and meets international standards of surveillance for acute flaccid paralysis, a sign of polio. |
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| Active HSV-1 immunization prevents the cocarcinogenic activity of HSV-1 in the oral cavity of hamsters. |
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| Today, with physicians employing the strategy in a number of safety trials with HIV-infected people, intracellular immunization is moving beyond the test-tube proving ground. |
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| Even in earlier studies, it has been proved that immunization with herbal drugs may produce antibody response against snake venoms in experimental animals. |
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| The infrastructure put in place to deliver polio vaccines there is now being used to increase coverage of routine immunization, like the 5-in-1 pentavalent vaccine. |
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| However, the anti-tumor responses of mice were limited following immunization with a monolipopeptide, which had a different cellular trafficking pathway. |
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| These concerns are primarily due to the expansion of the infant immunization schedule and exposure to thimerosal, once used as a preservative in some vaccines. |
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| As per the report, Abuja announced that it is ready to launch Pneumococcal Conjugate Vaccine into the Nigerian routine immunization schedule on 15 December. |
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| Products under development by AerovectRx are designed to deliver a wide variety of therapies through multiple-use mass immunization as well as personal-use nebulizers. |
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| Methane belching from cattle can be reduced with genetic selection, immunization, rumen defaunation, diet modification and grazing management, among others. |
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