Sentences with phrase «first immunisation»
If you felt daunted and worried about your first immunisation appointment, you'll know what to expect this time — and that it isn't nearly as bad as you feared.
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The NHS advises that babies can be taken swimming at any age, and there's no need to wait until your newborn has had their first immunisations.
but these are usually after the doggie has received its first immunisations.
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The first dose of infant paracetamol should be given just before or just after the routine immunisations.
Chancellor Gordon Brown today hailed the UK's # 1 billion boost for immunisation programmes in the developing world as the first step towards making a reality of aid promises made by wealthy nations.
The Jigawa State Primary Healthcare Development Agency (JSPHCDA) says over 1.6 million children will be immunised against polio in the first round of 2018 immunisation campaign...
No fewer than 197,269 children have been vaccinated against measles in the first phase of the immunisation programme in Kwara.
Such a discrepancy exists because for the last three decades the global health community — governments, international organisations and aid agencies — have used just one or two «tracer» vaccines to measure immunisation coverage, usually the third dose of DTP or sometimes the first dose of measles.
Ammon continued, «With this report ECDC is able for the first time to present a clear picture of the status and functionalities of immunisation information systems across EU / EEA countries.»
Childhood immunisation programmes against highly infectious viruses, such as measles, are particularly important as these infections can cause serious and even fatal complications first time around.
The first is that there are some risks associated with immunisation.
▶ Child respiratory and gastrointestinal illness and immunisation status, measured by maternal self - report at child - age 6, 12, 18 and 24 months, coded dichotomously as the child having experienced at least one episode or illness or not during the first 2 years of the life, and being fully immunised or not at child - age 24 months.