Sentences with phrase «vaccine failure»

I have never seen a true case of vaccine failure or met another veterinarian who has.

But there haven't been many cases of definitive rabies vaccine failure.

Measles Outbreak Associated with Vaccine Failure in Adults — Federated States of Micronesia, February - August 2014.

Vaccine failure occured in 21 cases but vaccinated dogs were many times less likely to become aggressive than unvaccinated dogs.

The carefully documented leukemia vaccine failure didn't raise an eyebrow in the veterinary community.

«However, sometimes it doesn't work — as in the H3N2 vaccine failure in winter 2014 - 2015 — and even when it does it is immensely expensive and labour - intensive.

While Martin agrees that the vaccine does not precisely match today's circulating strains, she says it is unclear whether this mismatch is actually causing the observed vaccine failure.

This is one of the reasons for apparent vaccine failure - Rottweillers were one of these breeds who had this issue.

I reported the failure and serious side effects of the feline vaccine in the January 1981 issue of The Dog newspaper, thus becoming the first dog fancy journalist to report on vaccine failure.

Vaccine failures do occur, but not because the vaccine causes the disease.

In puppies the immune system must learn how to function and vaccine failure in a young puppy may occur simply because the puppy's immune system didn't know how to react properly (the reason multiple doses of some vaccines are given.)

And even if a fully vaccinated person does become infected — a rare situation known as «vaccine failure» — they weren't thought to be contagious.

Still, he says, «The most important «vaccine failure» with measles happens when people refuse the vaccine in the first place.»

Even a vaccine failure rate of 3 % to 5 % could devastate a high school with a few thousand students, says Robert Jacobson, director of clinical studies for the Mayo Clinic's Vaccine Research Group in Rochester, Minnesota, who wasn't involved with the study.

That said, even the best vaccines take some time to provide protection, and vaccine failure may occur when animals enter the shelter already infected with disease, or if they fail to respond to the vaccine, or are exposed before they are able to do so.

That's because there was no internet and not much in the public domain about ii vaccine - induced disease but this caught my attention as much more than vaccine failure.

No vaccination is 100 % — so if a vaccine failure occurred there could still be a risk.

I directed her to more data on ii vaccine reactions and vaccine failure.

In puppies the immune system must learn how to function; vaccine failure may occur simply because the puppy's immune system didn't know how to react properly (the reason multiple doses of some vaccines are given.)

We are working with several veterinarians and are receiving samples from cases with a history of vaccine failure, â $ continues Kapil.

Those who do vaccinate must accept the risks of side effects, allergic reactions, vaccine failures, cancer, and autoimmune disease.

This would be the best use of a titer test as a negative titer would now have predictive value, meaning there was either vaccine failure or passive immunity (maternal antibodies) blocked the vaccine (which is possible for up to 26 weeks of age with parvovirus).