The company uses gene sequencing from a virus to rapidly produce a vaccine. |
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An effective vaccine cannot be manufactured yet because a mutant strain of bird flu passing between humans has not been seen. |
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The mice that received either version of the modified DNA vaccine had one million times fewer virus particles than the unvaccinated mice. |
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They have proved that a vaccine which immunises against the disease is more likely to work in humans. |
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There is no known vaccine but early treatment with antibiotics has been beneficial. |
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Until recently, only inactivated influenza vaccine administered by injection was available for use in the United States. |
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The vaccine may have been used on the worried well rather than risk groups. |
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However, a more worrisome pattern of disease can be attributed more to vaccine failure than a failure to vaccinate. |
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The bulk vaccine will be produced in Baxter's production facility in Europe and then shipped to the United States for refinement and processing. |
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This airborne variant of Ebola is currently under study and we should have a vaccine for it in production within ninety days. |
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Work is now underway to make the vaccine effective for people whose asthma is caused by allergies to dust mites and pollen. |
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The combined MMR vaccine is the most effective and safe way of protecting your child against measles, mumps and rubella. |
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The most common side effect of the influenza vaccine is soreness at the vaccination site. |
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Smallpox vaccine has been reported to reduce the risk of monkeypox among previously vaccinated persons in Africa. |
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Finding a vaccine that could prevent AIDS is considered the silver bullet for the developing world. |
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Shoddy standards in Soviet vaccine plants meant that decontamination of the so-called simian virus 40 was only 95 percent effective, it says. |
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But he is now convinced there is no evidence of any risk from the measles, mumps, rubella vaccine. |
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Such infants should receive hepatitis B vaccine shortly after birth and complete their immunization according to a particular schedule. |
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Therefore, booster doses of the vaccine are administered later to re-start protection. |
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A vaccine should consume fewer network resources than the virus against which it provides immunity. |
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In addition, patients with previous reactions, including anaphylaxis, to the influenza vaccine should not be vaccinated. |
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He mentioned the pneumococcal vaccine, which of course, in layman's term, you told me, the pneumonia vaccine. |
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The reporter was talking to the anchorperson and said the Ames strain of this anthrax is resistant to vaccine, the anthrax vaccine. |
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Do you have problem with your computer vaccine when it's service period is over? |
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The major factor in Fattom's proving that a vaccine would work was his development of an animal model of staph in mice. |
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Using a vaccine fully active in others, I vaccinated the exposed unvaccinated nurses. |
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Parasite virulence genes identified as part of the leishmania genome project may be specifically targeted for vaccine or drug design. |
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You have an immune response to the vaccine as your body develops antibodies to the virus. |
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Perhaps no surprise, one of the recent bright spots in anticancer efforts has been the HPV vaccine. |
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Currently, there is no vaccine for the Marburg virus, a form hemorrhagic fever like Ebola. |
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Here, we have a life-threatening illness for which we have no cure or medical vaccine. |
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Inadequately cleaned vaccine syringes are often responsible for localized infections associated with vaccination. |
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The anti-vax movement was recently reinvigorated by a small British study in 1998 that linked the MMR vaccine with autism. |
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Is it more like a rubber stamp of approval for anything the vaccine makers want as a required vaccine? |
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The virosome vaccine is composed of liposomes, water insoluble spheres encased in lipid layers. |
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Malaria is still a global problem and there is no vaccine for this condition. |
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Is it OK not to vaccinate your child with a particular vaccine if you have safety concerns? |
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Smear tests will still be used to test for abnormities after the HPV vaccine is introduced. |
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A live weakened virus vaccine is effective in preventing some of these diseases. |
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Is this because it was simply oral, or was it because it was a live vaccine? |
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A live, attenuated influenza virus vaccine is nearing approval in the United States. |
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If he or she has recently received another live vaccine, you should delay vaccination for at least three weeks. |
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To avoid human infection, farmers should wear latex gloves when handling both infected animals and the live vaccine. |
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The six victims inoculated with the attenuated live virus vaccine developed symptoms similar to those of yellow fever. |
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An inactivated polio vaccine will replace live oral polio vaccines for all ages. |
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The particular make up of the MMR live vaccine means that many more children are being affected. |
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For 130 years or more after Jenner introduced a vaccine for smallpox this was the only vaccine in general use. |
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He seems to suffer from the impression that the vaccine is just as contagious as smallpox. |
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Developing an effective vaccine against HIV has proven to be a difficult task. |
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Advice from the Department of Health is for all pilgrims to obtain the quadrivalent meningococcal vaccine. |
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The bulk of flu vaccine production today is done using fertilized chicken eggs and takes months. |
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As presently licensed, quadrivalent meningococcal polysaccharide vaccine is to be given by subcutaneous injection. |
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Immunisation with the influenza vaccine is recommended for asthmatic people. |
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Varicella-zoster virus vaccine is a live attenuated virus that becomes latent after vaccination. |
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The authors conclude that live, attenuated intranasally administered influenza vaccine is safe and effective in healthy adults. |
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Live, attenuated influenza vaccine was licensed in 2003 for intranasal administration to healthy children and adults five to 49 years of age. |
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Childhood vaccination against varicella with a live attenuated vaccine is now common in the United States and may be introduced elsewhere. |
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Adverse events such as anaphylaxis may be related to a sensitivity to vaccine components rather than to the attenuated vaccine virus itself. |
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An existing, attenuated vaccine against yellow fever is not very effective for just this reason and has to be administered every four years. |
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The measles, mumps, and rubella vaccine contains live attenuated measles, mumps, and rubella viruses. |
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In 1996, the NVIC realized a major goal when the FDA licensed an improved pertussis vaccine known as the acellular pertussis vaccine. |
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There is no vaccine, and none is likely because the role of autoimmunity in pathogenesis is under dispute. |
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Even then, biotechnology's best chicken vaccine may not arm poultry farmers with the proverbial magic bullet. |
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Hexavalent vaccines such as diphtheria, tetanus, acellular pertussis vaccine, hepatitis B virus vaccine, IPV, and Hib are being developed. |
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Vaccinees are infectious from about the third day after vaccine receipt until the scab falls off, which may take three to four weeks. |
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There have been few articles on the risks of smallpox or of the vaccine in the popular media. |
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It wouldn't do, either, to underestimate the parental anger over the shemozzle of the current meningitis vaccine programme. |
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Soon after the paper's publication, British television aired a program on the whooping cough vaccine. |
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Unless vaccine uptake improves rapidly, major measles epidemics are likely in the UK this winter. |
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Use of the DTaP vaccine has virtually eliminated diphtheria and tetanus in childhood and has markedly reduced the number of pertussis cases. |
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Since it struck in the early '80s, researchers have scratched for a vaccine or a cure but in vain. |
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Firstly, the patient should be asked whether they have received a full course of tetanus vaccine and when they last received a booster injection. |
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Previous ACIP guidelines have recommended a meningococcal tetravalent polysaccharide vaccine for high-risk patients. |
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When the disease surfaced in the Central Kentucky Thoroughbred community in May 1984, the vaccine was thawed and distributed. |
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Currently, the US is rationing the supply of flu vaccine to the most at risk. |
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The vaccine will almost certainly protect very well, but it's not the perfect match. |
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Inactivated influenza vaccine contains noninfectious killed viruses and cannot cause influenza. |
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Young children who have not received all five doses of the vaccine may require a booster dose if exposed to an infected family member. |
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The GAD vaccine originated at UCLA from an unexpected convergence of studies in neurobiology and immunology. |
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The third change is that the new vaccine does not contain the mercury-based preservative thiomersal. |
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The vaccine does not contain the mercury-based preservative thiomersal, unlike the existing version. |
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These reactions are thought to occur secondarily to endotoxin in the vaccine. |
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What should we be doing to ensure vaccine safety and security against external threats? |
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Vaccinia immune globulin is a first-line therapy for certain adverse reactions to smallpox vaccine. |
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Because of vaccine shortages, such diseases as whooping cough, measles, mumps, and even polio have also increased. |
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He had his first seizure within hours of receiving a vaccine for diphtheria, tetanus and whooping cough. |
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My friend talked agitatedly about the new and more effective types of vaccine. |
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The vaccine continued to be used for many years, until replaced by a vaccine prepared in cell cultures. |
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By giving the vaccine along with another drug that excites the immune system, doctors can teach Bonet's own immune system to fight her cancer. |
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Although absolute vaccine safety is the optimal goal, it is difficult to achieve in the real world. |
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Or better yet, it can be implanted in time-release form right under that smallpox vaccine scar. |
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The third Indian on the list is a chemical engineer who has devised time-release polymers to replace multiple vaccine injections and boosters. |
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The new vaccine does not protect against meningococcal disease caused by serogroup B bacteria. |
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There is a vaccine available for myxomatosis, which can be given from six weeks of age. |
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He went on to develop a rabies vaccine that was made from the spinal cords of rabid rabbits. |
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A vaccine that prevents sheep from breaking wind has been developed by Australian scientists in an attempt to reduce global warming. |
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Each vaccine contains 23 purified pneumococcal capsular polysaccharides of S. pneumoniae serotypes. |
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Apart from skin reactions at the vaccine site, intradermal administration of the vaccine was well tolerated. |
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This genetic diversity also creates a challenge in treating those infected with the disease and developing a vaccine to protect the uninfected. |
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The methodology of the study was such that a link between the vaccine and autism could not be proved. |
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Initially 41 female elephants were darted, radio collared and injected with the contraceptive vaccine. |
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Now one vaccine manufacturer slipping up would not be a major problem if there were lots more manufacturers ready to step into the breach. |
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The groups received different doses of the vaccine, ranging from 4 micrograms to 500 micrograms per dose. |
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A cocaine vaccine developed by a UK pharmaceutical company could help cocaine addicts kick their habit. |
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The chemical, also known by the trade name Rithialate, is used in vaccine manufacturing as a preservative. |
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Research suggested the best strategy would be to take the vaccine in combination with conventional aids. |
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Naturally, the mother concludes the report unenlightened, and afraid of the consequences both of the vaccine, and of measles. |
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Yesterday was the day that we were supposed to be getting shipment of the influenza vaccine for the office. |
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The experimental group is treated with a vaccine known to protect against the infection. |
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In fact, the aim of the study was to test the toxicity and side effects of the vaccine. |
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Some parents worry that the combined measles, mumps, and rubella vaccine might overload their child's immune system. |
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Chiron's vaccine troubles wouldn't be such a worry if its biotech drugs made up the slack. |
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The government has confirmed that it is to stockpile two million shots of the vaccine against the H5N1 strain of bird flu. |
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As we reported, the two main suppliers of flu vaccine for shots in this country today said they simply can't keep up with demand. |
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When I had to go to the free clinic for vaccine shots, I had to memorize my fake social security number. |
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This is because your child might need extra vaccine shots depending on the country or state you will be visiting. |
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Communities around the country coming up with some creative ways to try and give away some of these flu vaccine shots. |
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Our voice can encourage a fragile senior to get a flu shot or pneumococcal vaccine. |
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If the tests are successful, it would be the first vaccine in the world to treat human cases of bird flu. |
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To see why the Philly mutants are causing such confusion, some vaccine science is in order. |
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So too with a vaccine that provokes a specific immune response aimed at a specific RNA sequence. |
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Giant doses of a genetically modified measles vaccine cured two of blood cancer at the Mayo Clinic this week. |
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A powdered form of the measles vaccine could make delivery safer and easier around the world. |
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In July a team of scientists announced they had become the first laboratory in the world to manufacture a licensed vaccine against the bacteriological weapon Anthrax. |
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However, in a test of 13 different brands of vaccine in 1900, not one was found to be bacteriologically pure and in some, hundreds of colonies of teaming germs were found. |
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So the new inhaled powder measles vaccine may in a few years turn out to be an easier way to protect kids from measles. |
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There have been calls for the medical profession to be better informed about how to treat farmers who've accidentally needled themselves with the OJD vaccine. |
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They note that the acellular vaccine does not offer as long-lasting protection as the old whole-cell versions did. |
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In a way, the mismatch between virus and vaccine isn't surprising. |
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We are equipped with antitoxin and a vaccine to prevent the disease, yet tetanus continues to be a major public health problem throughout much of the developing world. |
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The entire vaccine debate has been stirred up for the umpteenth time this week by our national influenza epidemic. |
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And when you get there, you enter your zip code and you'll get a list of places close by where those shots are being given and where they have the vaccine. |
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The current vaccine involves six shots with yearly boosters. |
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These new-generation vaccines are not without risk and at least one, a tetravalent rotavirus vaccine, has been discontinued due to its association with bowel intussusception. |
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In the absence of a vaccine and a magic bullet against HIV and the disease it engenders, public health authorities had to develop a comprehensive prevention strategy. |
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An injectable, killed virus vaccine was just approved by the USDA, but it appears to be less than ideal. |
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The current FDA-approved measles vaccine consists of live but weakened measles virus that is injected into the arm. |
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At least 15 children, and perhaps many more, have died after receiving an injection thought to be the measles vaccine. |
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The boy survived and Pasteur knew that he had found a vaccine for rabies. |
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But what would happen if the vaccine only protected a person for 25 years? |
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Dr. Robbins said that efforts to increase the efficacy of the vaccines will include studies on the effectiveness of a booster dose of the vaccine given one year later. |
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Live, attenuated influenza virus vaccine and placebo were administered as an intranasal spray in a single dose between mid-September and mid-November. |
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For example, vaccinia immune globulin, or VIG, is stored and ready for the next person who becomes ill from smallpox vaccine. |
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This mandate has in turn created a market so tempting that one vaccine manufacturer has produced a pork-free, or halal, version. |
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There is no vaccine that can protect against legionella bacteria. |
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Burcham became an activist for the vaccine, which prevents HPV, the sexually transmitted disease that causes cervical cancer. |
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The science behind the vaccine is extremely interesting and exploits all the latest in vaccinology. |
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On Tuesday, the Department of Health announced two infants had shown symptoms of being infected with polio after taking the orally-administered Sabin vaccine. |
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Persons at high risk who were vaccinated before travel during the previous season should be revaccinated with the current vaccine in the following fall or winter. |
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Some manufacturers have been attempting to prepare IPV using Sabin vaccine viruses as the base, instead of laboratory-maintained fully neurovirulent wild-virus stocks. |
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Now that is so easy to raise hopes and, in point of fact, hype results, but this experimental vaccine has proved to be, so far, 100 percent effective in some instances. |
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An accidental mix-up of measles vaccine and a common muscle relaxer killed at least 15 Syrian children, and possibly many more. |
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The vaccine also protects you against contracting severe bouts of illness. |
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One factor that isn't mentioned explicitly in the article is the use since 1996 of the acellular pertussis vaccine instead of the whole cell vaccine. |
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The anti-MMR campaign has repeatedly smeared its critics either as stooges of the medical establishment or as lackeys of the vaccine manufacturers. |
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A vaccine for malaria or Aids would be a longer time coming without them. |
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She is not the only optimist in the long line of people working hard in pursuit of an AIDS vaccine. |
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Then Cutter Laboratories in Berkeley, California, made a bad batch of vaccine, and 40,000 children were sickened with polio. |
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It also notes that further studies and reviews have found no relationship between the mmr vaccine and autism. |
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The evidence against administering the mmr vaccine to healthy individuals is utterly without merit. |
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Human trials of the Ebola vaccine have been temporarily shut down due to adverse side effects. |
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The original study that started us down this insane path by linking the mmr vaccine to autism has been retracted outright. |
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Schuchat also commented on celebrities like Jenny McCarthy and Kristin Cavallari who have been vocal in their vaccine skepticism. |
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So if Plotkin is correct when he says that the titration was done in Philadelphia, this would mean that the vaccine fed in Africa was of unknown titre. |
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But owing to another experimental vaccine he received, its impossible to say whether the blood is what saved him. |
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Anti-vax sentiments have, in fact, been around since Edward Jenner first demonstrated the effectiveness of the smallpox vaccine in the late 18th century. |
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If even one of those four people is somebody that didn't actually get the vaccine, the results are meaningless. |
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Patients would be able to administer the vaccine themselves by pressing a silicon chip embedded with 400 microscopic needles onto the back of their hand for a few seconds. |
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Indeed, the antivivisectionist ancestors of today's animal rightists attempted to stop the research of Louis Pasteur that led to the discovery of the rabies vaccine. |
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The risk of a vaccine causing serious harm, or death, is extremely small. |
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He later learned that a simian cytomegalic virus had been found in all of the 11 African green monkeys imported for production of the polio vaccine. |
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In the late 1990s a vaccine called RotaShield was licensed in the United States. |
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Recent examples of fake drugs include a meningitis vaccine made of tap water, paracetamol syrup made of industrial solvent and contraceptive pills made of wheat flour. |
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The Italian health ministry said it could not prove a direct correlation between the flu vaccine and the deaths. |
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In one live, attenuated vaccine approach, scientists genetically modify the TB bacterium in the laboratory, thereby reducing its ability to cause disease. |
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One part of the schedule lists immunizations indicated by age, particularly influenza, tetanus and diphtheria toxoids, and pneumococcal polysaccharide vaccine. |
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Other trials, to begin in the fall, will study a monovalent vaccine that has a gene only from the Zaire strain. |
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A CDC scientist says he and his colleagues hid research regarding the MMR vaccine and autism. |
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The United States has decided to embark on increasing the vaccine stores available for smallpox vaccination and has developed a plan to reinstitute vaccination. |
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However, just because a vaccine is replication-defective does not mean that you won't have an adverse event. |
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We present rates of disease in vaccinated and unvaccinated children to provide the first evidence of an indirect effect from meningococcal conjugate vaccine. |
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The MSU M Cell vaccine technology that has been licensed by LigoCyte is based on the targeting of mucosal M-cells using a protein isolated from reovirus. |
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The major advantage of chemically altered vaccines is they are safe to use with pregnant animals because there is no systemic replication of the vaccine organism. |
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With Ebola still raging in West Africa, the race to find a vaccine is heating up. |
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A tooth decay vaccine developed by British scientists could soon make the dentist's drill a painful memory. |
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The latest tests are a clear demonstration that the vaccine works. |
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The vaccine is being tested at several medical centers around the country. |
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For herd immunity to occur, the vaccine must prevent transmission of the virus as well as prevent disease. |
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Modern treatment methods include insecticides, the use of antibiotics, and a plague vaccine. |
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A 'painless' sticking plaster flu jab that delivers vaccine into the skin has passed important safety tests in the first trial in people. |
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This time, Vincent... became an unwitting lab rat for a vaccine that turned soldiers into hyperaggressive killing machines. |
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Francisco Javier de Balmis with the aim of giving thousands the smallpox vaccine. |
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Jenner's vaccine laid the foundation for contemporary discoveries in immunology. |
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Other vaccine material was not reliably derived from cowpox, but from other skin eruptions of cattle. |
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This caused confusion at the time, but would become important criteria in vaccine development. |
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Charles Creighton believed that uncontaminated vaccine itself was a cause of syphilis. |
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Glycerine was sometimes used simply as a diluent by some continental vaccine producers. |
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However, private practitioners had to purchase vaccine from commercial producers. |
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Unfortunately glycerolated vaccine soon lost its potency at ambient temperatures which restricted its use in tropical climates. |
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Animals continued to be widely used by vaccine producers during the Smallpox Eradication Campaign. |
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English vaccine was occasionally made in sheep during World War I but from 1946 only sheep were used. |
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Smallpox vaccine was inoculated by scratches into the superficial layers of the skin and a wide variety of instruments was used to achieve this. |
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Many healthcare workers refused, worried about vaccine side effects, but many others volunteered. |
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As with smallpox, vaccination after infection is effective if the vaccine is given before symptoms develop. |
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Both the smallpox vaccine and HIV exploit a receptor called CCR5, which is expressed on the surface of white blood cells. |
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However no randomized trials testing the effect of smallpox vaccine on overall mortality and morbidity have been conducted. |
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In the United Kingdom, controversy occurred regarding the company which had been contracted to supply the vaccine. |
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This was because of the political connections of its owner, Paul Drayson, and questions over the choice of vaccine strain. |
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The Lancet was criticized after it published a paper in 1998 in which the authors suggested a link between the MMR vaccine and autism. |
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In 2007, the WHO organised work on pandemic influenza vaccine development through clinical trials in collaboration with many experts. |
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Hilary Koprowski, virologist and immunologist, and the inventor of the world's first effective live polio vaccine. |
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A vaccine non-responder is a person who does not develop protective surface antibodies after completing two full series of injections. |
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The second question of the night was about the shortage of flu vaccine. Bush gave a fine answer, on point. |
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Louis Pasteur proved beyond doubt that certain diseases are caused by infectious agents, and developed a vaccine for rabies. |
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Jenner called the material used for inoculation vaccine, from the root word vacca, which is Latin for cow. |
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The origin of vaccinia virus and how it came to be in the vaccine are not known. |
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The current formulation of smallpox vaccine is a live virus preparation of infectious vaccinia virus. |
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If successful, a red and itchy bump develops at the vaccine site in three or four days. |
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Historically, the vaccine has been effective in preventing smallpox infection in 95 percent of those vaccinated. |
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Congress passed the Vaccine Act of 1813 to ensure that safe smallpox vaccine would be available to the American public. |
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However, it is not currently The vaccine that the FDA recommends is an oral attenuated live vaccine that is effective as a single dose. |
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From there, it could potentially spread to countries without vaccine programs. |
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In the 1970s, scientists discovered that a vaccine could be made using only a single key protein from the virus. |
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On June 18, 1981, the US government announced the creation of a vaccine targeted against FMD, the world's first genetically engineered vaccine. |
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An effective vaccine would save the day and last year researchers at Yale were reporting some progress. |
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We must be careful not to administer a vaccine against faith to them. |
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The old vaccine used whole cells of the pertussis bacterium, while the new acellular vaccine uses only components of the disease-causing cells. |
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Lack of association between acellular pertussis vaccine and seizures in early childhood. |
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An acellular pertussis combination vaccine was used from 1999 to 2002 because of a shortage of the whole cell pertussis combination vaccine. |
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Merck said it expects to begin shipping the vaccine to fill current back orders before the end of the year. |
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On average, the vaccine has an efficacy of about 60 percent. |
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The oral bait vaccine was distributed to white-footed mice, which account for the majority of the transmission of Borrelia. |
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But doctors have suggested that young girls should instead use Gardasil, a quadrivalent vaccine which prevents both conditions. |
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The quadrivalent vaccine was the first to be licensed and is available in the US, Europe, Australia and Asia in over 100 countries. |
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This new indication for the quadrivalent HPV vaccine offers for the first time protection from this cancer thanks to a vaccine. |
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So how concerned should people be about the fate of the VSV vaccine? |
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Use of an immunotherapeutic vaccine to treat a lifethreatening human arteritic infection caused by Pythium insidiosum. |
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Now frustrated physicians have begun telling vaccine refusers to take a hike. |
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You can't be reinfected, at least as far as we know,'' but there is no vaccine, Higgs said. |
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Mutations affecting the UL21 gene contribute to avirulence of pseudorabies virus vaccine strain Bartha. |
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So this is a combined vaccine called a chimera, combining the yellow fever replicative machinery and the dengue surface proteins. |
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The consortium was able to successfully develop and test a new vaccine for Lassa fever in 120 days, starting only from genomic data on the virus. |
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In most cases, veterinarians recommend a feline viral rhinotracheitis vaccine to prevent a common respiratory disease. |
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The need for an Ebola vaccine in West Africa has never been greater. |
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Contract awarded for anti polio sabin vaccine oral solution type glass or plastic bottle gotero 20 dose. |
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This novel vaccine is designed to prevent salmonoid rickettsial septicemia in farmed salmon. |
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Magneto predictably uses the development to agitate fellow rebel mutants, saying the vaccine is nothing short of a government-mandated genocide. |
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Most vaccine candidates target schistosomula antigens, and promising results in animal models have been obtained. |
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Adults 19 years of age and older should receive a booster dose of Td vaccine every 10 years. |
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The vaccine was introduced in this country in 1988 and is first given at 12-15 months followed by a booster dose at three to five years. |
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And health boards wrote to parents of unvaccinated or only partially protected children to offer the MMR vaccine or a booster shot. |
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Booster shots are needed and even then the protection that the vaccine offers wears off after three years, but these are crucial years. |
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Anyone between the ages of 11 and 18 is encouraged to receive the meningococcal vaccine, which protects against four types of meningococci. |
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Meningococcus group B vaccine has been the first authorised vaccine targeting this disease, and 100 million doses have already been applied. |
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The Brucella abortus vaccine strain B19 carries a deletion in the erythritol catabolic genes. |
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The surface of invasive merozoites has been one of the major targets for research to develop an effective malaria vaccine. |
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They've also developed a vaccine injection that produces methanogen antibodies in saliva, which would then travel into the rumen. |
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In addition, sales of Bursaplex in ovo bursal disease vaccine in North America and Asia contributed to the revenue increase. |
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Autism occurrence by MMR vaccine status among US children with older siblings with and without autism. |
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The vaccine, to be produced in tobacco plants, targets the L2 protein, an integral part of the papillomavirus capsid. |
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The vaccine should be a Neisseria meningitidis oligosaccharide or polysaccharide conjugated to a carrier protein. |
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The vaccine is composed of polysaccharides or oligosaccharides of Neisseria meningitidis serogroup C conjugate has a carrier protein. |
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Hence, vaccine thermostability means safeguarding the potency of a vaccine. |
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Sources of mercury include dental amalgams, contaminated drinking water, contaminated fish, and the vaccine preservative thimerosal. |
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It also offers an illustration about vaccine safety in general. |
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Evaluation of the protective efficacy of the killed Coccidioides immitis spherule vaccine in humans. |
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Those who do not have a reliable history of chicken pox and who have not already been vaccinated should receive the varicella vaccine. |
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The myxo vaccine should be boosted every six months in high-risk areas, and the VHD one every year. |
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Caroline Hadfield, 42, said Josh developed narcolepsy aged four, three weeks after he was given the vaccine containing Pandemrix. |
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British researchers have discovered that the 2009 H1N1 influenza vaccine increased-the risk of narcolepsy in children and adolescents. |
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Askin patch vaccine designed to prevent traveler's diarrhea was clinically unsuccessful in a phase III trial. |
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To create an inhalable vaccine, he and his colleagues a patented process known as the Carbon Dioxide-Assisted Nebulization with a Bubble Dryer. |
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Trimipramine Rhotrimine Tablets Rhodiapharm Typhoid vaccine, Vivotif Crucell Switzerland Ltd. |
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No vaccine is available and treatment in the acute phase consists of Nifurtimox or Benznidazole. |
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The data unblinding conference for the Phase I clinical data for EV71 vaccine was held on May 25, 2011, Beijing time. |
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Aitkulov reported that the supply of vaccine against swine influenza is expected before 15 December. |
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The only effective tuberculosis vaccine must be injected, so prevention requires capturing uninfected animals. |
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The cost-effectiveness of a new vaccine against shingles remains uncertain, according to a new study. |
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Neither vaccine causes serious side effects, and the Merck team is already testing the vaccines in combination as a one-two punch. |
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Dr Qadi said adults who do not have any proof that they received a dose of OPV or IPV in childhood should also take a dose of polio vaccine. |
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The vaccinator should be careful and must have thorough knowledge about the vaccine. |
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The clinical trial will be an open-label study that will test the vaccine in a dose-escalation trial involving 24 healthy volunteers. |
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Each vaccine prompts the immune system to produce antibodies against the hemagglutinin and, therefore, against the virus. |
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But the national shortage of vaccine looms over the most vulnerable population. |
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What if the risks aren't simple, immediate reactions to the vaccine, like getting a light case of the illness it's intended to prevent? |
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Yet the CDC estimates that four to five Americans catch polio from the vaccine each year. |
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Merck has revealed the details of their AIDS vaccine program, and it's a substantial program. |
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Vaccinia virus was confirmed in all four patients, and gene sequencing in three of the cases linked the virus to the ACAM2000 smallpox vaccine. |
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The vaccine is directed against the naturally occurring hormone ghrelin, which helps regulate energy balance in the body. |
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The ability of dendritic cell cancer vaccine to develop anti-tumor immunity has been documented in a number of cases. |
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The first was a new triple anti-typhoid vaccine developed by Fernand Widal, which combined protection against typhoid and paratyphoid fever. |
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The vaccine consists of a harmless piece of a natural molecule, called glycosylphosphatidylinositol or GPI, that's formed from sugars and lipids. |
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The program has switched from Tetravalent to pentavalent vaccine which is now introduced all over the country. |
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The vaccine regimen included a DNA prime vaccine that co-expressed HIV proteins and granulocyte-macrophage colony-stimulating factor. |
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The diptheria, tetanus toxoids, and acelluar pertussis vaccine protects against whooping cough. |
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Although Jenner used cowpox, the vaccine now contains a virus immunologically related to cowpox and smallpox viruses called vaccinia which causes a mild infection. |
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Increased penicillin nonsusceptibility of nonvaccine-serotype invasive pneumococci other than serotypes 19A and 6A in post-7-valent conjugate vaccine era. |
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Past research has shown that injected and inhaled vaccines perform comparably, with efficacy as high as 90 percent, when the vaccine is on the mark. |
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Neonatal administration of a vaccine preservative, thimerosal, produces lasting impairment of nociception and apparent activation of opioid system in rats. |
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The live-attenuated vaccine, VSV-EBOV, uses genetically engineered vesicular stomatitis virus to carry an EBOV gene that has safely induced protective immunity in macaques. |
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