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New England Journal of Medicine, 1989
Measles is associated with alterations in immune regulation that sometimes lead to secondary infections or autoimmune encephalomyelitis. Simultaneously, an effective measles virus-specific immune response develops. To relate immune activation to measles and its complications, we studied the spontaneous proliferation of blood mononuclear cells and ...
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Measles is associated with alterations in immune regulation that sometimes lead to secondary infections or autoimmune encephalomyelitis. Simultaneously, an effective measles virus-specific immune response develops. To relate immune activation to measles and its complications, we studied the spontaneous proliferation of blood mononuclear cells and ...
D E, Griffin +4 more
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Active Immunizations for Adults
Annual Review of Medicine, 1980Lack of effective antiviral drugs has led to dependence on vaccines for control of many viral diseases. These diseases are primarily "childhood diseases," so immunization activities have largely been directed toward children. Notable exceptions to this emphasis on children are influenza immunizations.
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Involvement of Immunization-Certified Pharmacists with Immunization Activities
Annals of Pharmacotherapy, 2004BACKGROUND Immunization certification courses allow pharmacists to directly administer vaccines to their patients. However, the demographics and level of immunization involvement of immunization-certified pharmacists compared with those noncertified are unknown.
Melinda M, Neuhauser +3 more
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Journal of the American Medical Association, 1942
The ultimate objective of both general practitioner and public health official is the same. The former must as far as possible bring about perfect protection of his individual patient, while the latter is satisfied with such immunity as will protect the greatest possible number with the least possible effort.
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The ultimate objective of both general practitioner and public health official is the same. The former must as far as possible bring about perfect protection of his individual patient, while the latter is satisfied with such immunity as will protect the greatest possible number with the least possible effort.
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