Significance of immunization for public health

We studied the occurence of post-vaccination reactions in VLBWI to analyze the incidence of signiicant unwanted and adverse reactions to vaccination in our patient

The Pandemic Influenza A (H1N1)2009 national immunization campaign performed in 2010, 89.5 million persons, considered the most vulnerable groups to get sick or die from the

The aim of this cross-sectional study was to determine, among medical students at a public university in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, the acceptance of the pandemic influenza A/H1N1

b) Vaccination coverage data – available on the National Immunization Program Information System (SIS-PNI) – for children aged under 1 year old vaccinated in public and private

This brief sketch affords an idea of the biologic potentialities of Guatemala and is a testimony of the abilities of her native races to develop and grow

Average costs of vaccination versus the number of vaccinations administered at the health units of one institutfon, the Special Public Health Service (SESP), in the

herefore, knowledge regarding vaccination predictors will still contribute toward the challenge of assuring good coverage for vaccination campaigns and, ultimately, in preventing the

he present study pointed to weaknesses in child care and vaccination actions in children with T1DM, highlight- ing the low vaccination coverage of the vaccines provided by the