Sentences with phrase «immunization programs»

Continued surveillance of G1P [8] strains is needed to determine long - term effects of vaccine introductions, particularly now rotavirus vaccines are implemented in the national immunization programs of an increasing number of countries worldwide.

Eight countries have already applied for funding to include MenAfriVac ® as part of their national childhood immunization programs in the year 2016 (Burkina Faso, Central African Republic, Chad, Ghana, Mali, Niger, Nigeria, and Sudan).

It is estimated that every second, more than 30,000 vaccine doses are delivered through routine immunization programs throughout the world.

«To sustain the protection that has been afforded to date against meningitis A, all at - risk countries must finish conducting vaccination campaigns and begin incorporating the vaccine into routine childhood immunization programs.»

The authors think that these benefits could facilitate the implementation of HPV immunization programs in low - income countries, as well as improve the relatively low vaccine coverage and series completion rates observed in some developed countries.

Health threats vary from region to region and your veterinarians can create an individual immunization program for your pet based on his / her lifestyle and your local conditions.

As recommendations change frequently, check the Maine Immunization Program's website, or call 800.867.4775 for current information.

There are still reservations related to the classification of dog vaccines as core and non-core, but for the time being it is the most authentic and widely followed criteria for defining immunization programs throughout the world.

Considerable amounts of money from the health care system are invested in immunization programs on the presumption that, by preventing disease, this financial investment is a cost - effective measure.

Its monies support immunization programs to prevent disease and block grants to states, he says, adding that a repeal of the ACA — a stated priority of the Trump administration and the congressional majority — would endanger these programs.

When kids don't learn to read because they can't see, or previously conquered disease begins to rise again because of failed immunization programs, we will all ultimately pay the price anyhow.

Clearly, vaccines are one of the best tools we have to keep kids healthy, but the effectiveness of immunization programs depends on availability.

Demand for School Vaccine Less Than Anticipated As the Oneida County School Mass Immunization Program enters its third week, the demand for the H1N1 vaccine has been less than anticipated, health department officials said today.

Measles — along with tuberculosis, diphtheria, tetanus, pertussis and poliomyelitis — is one of the six childhood «killer diseases» targeted by World Health Organization (WHO) mass immunization programs.

Findings from this study could help make flu immunization programs more effective; by better targeting vaccines or by eventually eliminating one of the flu lineages completely.

Still, the results confirm earlier studies, says John Grabinstein, deputy director for the anthrax immunization program at the U.S. Army Medical Command, and they show there's no reason to halt the program.

In the latest UNICEF tender, the vaccine intended for the childhood immunization programs now costs below US$ 0.50 per dose.

A mathematical model determined that if no subsequent immunization program was implemented after the large one - off vaccination campaigns, countries could expect to see epidemics recur within 15 years.

Because HPV immunization programs target girls aged 9 to 12 years, the majority of post-licensure evidence of the safety of HPV vaccines comes from young adolescents; however, adult women are also getting HPV vaccinated through catch - up programs or by choice at their own expenses.

In light of the tremendous public funding and strong support for vaccines from state and federal authorities, it is not clear whether immunization programs have a moral obligation to screen for genetic risk factors, even if screening is not cost - effective.

Given the recent findings of Sanofi Pasteur and recommendations of the WHO, we support the DOH decision to suspend its Dengvaxia immunization program until there is a quick and cost - effective way to determine whether a person has had dengue in the past or not.

Administering the placebo in Indonesia is considered ethical because rotavirus vaccination is not included in the Indonesian Immunization Program.

As an early scene depicts the U.S. intelligence community brainstorming possible cover stories to smuggle out the Americans who have escaped capture and have been given secret sanctuary at the Canadian Embassy in Tehran, it's impossible not to think of the phony immunization program in Pakistan staged by the CIA in an unsuccessful bid to get blood samples from Osama bin Laden's compound.

Each year, to assess state and national vaccination coverage and exemption levels as children enter kindergarten, CDC analyzes school vaccination data collected by federally funded state, local, and territorial immunization programs.

When a pharmaceutical industry vaccine researcher hands her smoking gun evidence about the U.S. National Immunization Program seconds before he's murdered right in front of her, Dani finds herself implicated and pursued by the police.

Puppy and kittens receive Comprehensive Physical Examination while their families learn about immunization programs, nutrition, behavior, dental care, and flea and parasite control.

A sensible immunization program is a critical component of preventative medical care for companion animals.

This successful elimination of a feared disease, which required a worldwide immunization program, saves not only millions of lives but also hundreds of millions of dollars each year in smallpox vaccination programs and billions of dollars in health care expenditures.

Coordinated with other interns to conduct immunization programs, and administered vaccines to children aged between 0 and 5 years

Mention that you volunteered for the free community immunization program.

Prepare names of clients to benefit from free in - house immunization program, which is part of clinic's initiative to show appreciation to clients and maintain their patronage for a long term business relationship

Work History EHS III, Lead Program & Immunization Program Specialist, 01/1989 to Current Illinois Department of Public Health — Marion, IL Worked independently in several -LSB-...] Continue Reading →

Performed necessary administrative functions in accordance with immunization program policies.

Hands - on experience in coordinating multi-faceted public health programs that include immunization programs.

Educate patients and families regarding immunization programs, and ages of adolescent shot requirements.

Extensive industry experience with GlaxoSmithKline with positions as a two - time Platinum Tier Sales Representative, Multi-State Vaccine Key Account Manager (State Immunization Programs), Product Manager launching Havrix Hepatitis - A Vaccine (Philadelphia Headquarters), State Government Relations Lobbyist, District Sales Manager (managed 14 sales reps - WV / PA), Regional Account Manager (HMOs / PBMs / Managed Care), National...

First malaria vaccine will be piloted in areas of three African countries through routine immunization programs

Global vaccine experts and officials from all 26 African «meningitis belt» countries have convened in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia to celebrate one of Africa's biggest public health achievements — the introduction of a vaccine, MenAfriVac ®, designed, developed, and produced for use in Africa, that in five years of use has nearly eliminated serogroup A meningococcal disease from meningitis belt countries and is now being integrated into routine national immunization programs.

The Maine Immunization Program, your doctor, your local Women Infant and Children (WIC) program, or local health clinic will have information about immunization schedules.

Adolescent females in Australia, Denmark and England (countries with national HPV immunization programs) have more than 70 percent participation.

At the same time, they announced that eight countries have applied for funding to start integrating this lifesaving vaccine into their national childhood immunization programs.

«Evaluations of immunization programs are usually based on the assumption that vaccines only protect against specific diseases,» says the study's lead author, Dr Paul Welaga from the Navrongo Health Research Centre in Ghana.

Similar challenges with manufacturing, delivery, and tracking of vaccinations can also be digitized to make the immunization programs successful globally.»

In the 1970s, Bhutan and Maldives launched national immunization programs to wipe out measles and other preventable diseases.

A study released last year by the National Immunization Program, the National Center for Health Statistics and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention found that while about 70 percent of children in the U.S. are breast - fed to some degree shortly after birth, only 51 percent still were breast - fed to some extent at 3 months, 35 percent at 6 months and just 16 percent at one year.

Some of those diseases (such as polio and diphtheria) were much more common a hundred years ago but are rarely seen now in the United States, thanks to immunization programs.