Collocations withvaccine

There are currently two types of vaccine licensed for use in preventing typhoid fever: a subunit vaccine and a live attenuated vaccine.

Beyond any doubt, the current vaccine is safe and efficient when administered at the proposed regimen.

None of the animals in the 2 experimental vaccine groups exhibited any clinical symptoms.

The number of people receiving flu vaccine since 2000 are shown in the table.

This might require the use of inactivated vaccine for 50 years or more.

Effectiveness of influenza vaccine in reducing hospital admissions during the 1989-90 epidemic.

This suggests that the efficacy of the mumps vaccine received by these children was quite limited.

These calculations do not take into account the public and professional susceptibility of any particular vaccination schedule, nor the practicality of integration of any new vaccine into already-established programmes.

This is the first example of a single dose trivalent live oral vaccine conferring protection against three different diseases.

Similarly, and as explained in section 7, the oral polio vaccine can cause paralysis in a very small percentage of cases.

The children received the polysaccharide vaccine as a single injection at the age of 4-7 years.

In those who have been exposed to rabies, rabies vaccine and sometimes rabies immunoglobulin are effective in preventing disease if given before the start of symptoms.

Although several types of non-living rotavirus vaccine candidates have been developed, almost all mechanistic studies have been performed with three types.

Reducing inequalities in the uptake of rubella vaccine may bring greater health benefits than increasing the mean level of coverage.

Vaccines as such, of course, were not a late nineteenth-century innovation; in fact the smallpox vaccine had already been in use for almost a century.

This implies that the protection induced by the vaccine appears to be less strong against the new strains than it was against the vaccine strain.

Most strikingly, that concern welled up during the 1970s in connection with whooping cough vaccine.