Thanks to a number of years during which children have been immunised in a well targeted way, the incidence of a number of vaccine regulated infectious diseases has decreased by more than 99 in Latvia in comparison to the pre vaccination period.

There have been several reasons for the increased incidence of epidemic parotitis inadequate immunity among schoolchildren who received vaccination 10 years ago or more, a lack of immunity among young people who were born before vaccination was begun in 1983, as well as a low level of immunisation among some children who have received the vaccine.

491. The primary measure for preventing contagious diseases is preventive vaccination.

Vaccination

Preventive vaccination

Today, 95 per cent of ethnic minority children in Viet Nam have been vaccinated against six diseases through extensive immunization programmes.

Multiple vaccination campaigns have successfully averted major epidemics.

I was vaccinated against the flu.

The incidence of German measles has declined considerably since vaccination began in 1993.

It is the duty of the state to ensure that at least 95 of children in all age groups are vaccinated against those infectious diseases that can be prevented by vaccines.

Obviously it wasn't rabies.

The fight against infectious disease Thanks to years of planned immunisation of children, the incidence of a number of infectious diseases in Latvia has declined by 99 in comparison to the pre vaccination period.

Like a vaccination. Yes.

It is also true that if the incidence of vaccine dependent infectious diseases is to be reduced thoroughly, medical specialists and epidemiologists must work closely together to ensure that sufficient numbers of people, including children, are vaccinated.

The proportion of vaccinated children in Poland for many years has been at the same very high level, between 95 and 100 per cent depending on the type of vaccination.

As a result, only 95 of children were vaccinated against epidemic parotitis in 2001, and only 93.8 of children received vaccinations against diphtheria.

You vaccinate all the children in an area.

Do you think he has rabies?

d Quadruple vaccine in the Syrian Arab Republic and pentavaccine in Jordan.

Complete vaccination is deemed to include tuberculosis, diphtheria, whooping cough and tetanus, and polio and measles.

Vaccination programmes in Latvia are hindered by the fact that not all schools ensure systematic vaccination of students.

Most of the cases have been established among people who were 15 months old at the time of vaccination and for whom 10 years or more had passed since that immunisation.

Although vaccination coverage rates climbed rapidly from 1987 to 1992, vaccinations have fallen since 1993.

(i) BCG vaccination of infants in 1993 95.2

So right now, the world can produce about 350 million doses of flu vaccine for the three strains, and we can up that to about 1.2 billion doses if we want to target a single variant like swine flu.

I hope you end up in a graveyard, with the cholera and the rabies and the plague!

The country also enjoys quite high vaccination rates among children.

The campaigns focus particularly on vaccination and personal hygiene.

Immunization rates for girls fall far below those of boys.

You don't vaccinate a few children.

Some 95 of children under the age of 2 are receiving preventive vaccinations for tuberculosis, polio, diphtheria, measles, and other diseases.

416. In 1991, 57.7 per cent of all children aged 12 to 23 months were receiving all the vaccines, namely BCG, three doses of vaccine against poliomyelitis and DPT vaccine.

Thus, in 2000 the second shot was received only by 92 of the children who were supposed to get it at the age of eight.

And that would create a universal HIV vaccine.

The Ministry of Health's measles vaccination campaign, supported by UNICEF, has reached approximately 1.5 million children throughout Liberia.

These VFUs carry out vaccinations against various livestock diseases, deworming and treatment of specific diseases under a cost recovery programme.

Table 5.1 The ratio of vaccination for under one year children ( )

(ii) Children vaccinated in the second year of life (born in 1992)

The measles vaccine was not introduced into the Sri Lanka EPI at this stage, owing to the very high cost of the vaccine and the absence of sufficient epidemiological data on measles.

Thus, in 1975, the countrywide immunization coverage for infants was estimated as follows

It's all right if the dog doesn't have rabies.

The new vaccine had twice the impact on these last couple of viruses as the old vaccine had, and we immediately started using this.

It's a very difficult thing to make a vaccine for.

Vaccinating children against rotavirus, for example, can protect them from a pathogen that is responsible for 37 of all diarrhea deaths in children under five, thus saving 450,000 lives every year. Similarly, vaccines exist to protect against pneumococcal disease, which accounts for a half million pneumonia related deaths annually.

One is that not all schools ensure systematic vaccination of children, which makes it difficult to follow the desired vaccination schedule.