Sentences with phrase «vaccine supply»

A: He wants to make sure that we have the best vaccine science and the safest vaccine supply that we can have.

In the first year of production, they still expect demand to exceed vaccine supply.

Their goal is to demand a safer vaccine supply and schedule for children.

The vaccine business is unusually concentrated, with 80 per cent of vaccines supplied by just five big companies: Sanofi Pasteur, GlaxoSmithKline, Merck, Pfizer and Novartis (see our interactive graphic «What's in the pipeline?

The PneumoADIP anticipates that a few so - called early adopter countries would realistically order one million to three million doses of vaccine in the next three years at a range of (donor - subsidized) prices that manufacturers might accept, observes Angeline Nanni, the group's director of vaccine supply and finance.

During the Angolan emergency last year, health officials stretched vaccine supplies with «fractional doses» of one - fifth the normal amount, and even that seemed to offer short - term protection.

She particularly worried that the Administration has not squarely addressed the issue of H1N1 vaccine supply for the world, and urges the government to see the central role the United States could play in assuring that equity prevails.

According to the WHO, this may be down to «declines in overall routine immunization coverage, consistently low coverage among some marginalized groups, interruptions in vaccine supply or underperforming disease surveillance systems.»

They hypothesized that using lower dosages and intradermal, rather than intramuscular, injections would extend the virus vaccine supply.

A key question remains about vaccine supplies.

Total vaccine supply will depend on several other unknowns, including whether 15 micrograms of antigen is enough — as is the case with seasonal vaccine — and whether one or two shots are needed.

New, so - called oil - in - water adjuvants could make the vaccines more potent and might stretch the limited vaccine supply, but the compounds, already in use in Europe, have not received FDA approval.

David Magrath, chief of the WHO's Biologicals Unit, which monitors world vaccine supply, is almost certain there is insufficient vaccine available internationally to deal with large outbreaks in major urban areas.

Apart from vaccine supply, the other major challenge for doctors would be preventing secondary bacterial infections in the lungs - particularly staphylococcal pneumonia.

The Netherlands is selling the bulk of its H1N1 pandemic vaccine supply.

Transforming Nigeria's Vaccine Supply Delivery System Using a «Push Plus» Approach in Kano State — August 2016

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In October, as senior citizens and others at high risk from flu waited in long lines for shots after half of the United States» vaccine supply for the season was lost, epidemiologists were already on high alert because of an ominous development halfway around the world.

The immunization drive was being conducted by local health authorities with vaccine supplied by WHO and UNICEF to Turkey, which then delivered it across the border.

Having a vaccine supply to protect people from the virus — which is no more virulent than seasonal flu but, in an unusual twist, mainly causes severe disease in younger people — remains the most pressing issue.

It would foster a closer match for the so - called «vaccine viruses» used to create the world's vaccine supply.

Beyond the issue of alleviating real and potential shortages of influenza - vaccine supplies is the possibility of pursuing vaccination strategies that would induce optimal immunity among populations of persons who not only are at greatest risk for complications but who also generally do not mount an optimal immune response.

In the US, the Act was spurred by a rash of products liability litigation in the eighties involving the DTP vaccine, which threatened our nation's vaccine supply and immunization rates.