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Booster dose vaccination for preventing hepatitis B

2010
Antibodies against hepatitis B surface antigen (HBs) wane over time after vaccination for hepatitis B (HB); hence, the duration of protection provided by the vaccine is still unknown but may be evaluated indirectly by measuring the anamnestic immune response to booster doses of vaccine.To assess the benefits and harms of booster dose hepatitis B ...
Jalal, Poorolajal   +6 more
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Are Booster Doses of Hepatitis B Vaccine Necessary?

Annals of Internal Medicine, 1988
Excerpt Hepatitis B vaccines have been shown to be highly effective for preventing hepatitis B for several years or more in many populations at high risk worldwide.
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Timing of Booster Dose of Antipoliomyelitic Vaccine

Pediatrics, 1956
The reinforcing, or booster, dose of poliomyelitis vaccine, according to the latest bulletin of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis (NFIP), should not be given until at least 7 months have elapsed since the primary "take" . . . ," and "The ideal dosage schedule for the Salk poliomyelitis vaccine, as presently constituted, is two 1-ml doses,
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Are booster doses of poliovirus vaccine necessary?

Vaccine, 1990
In this issue of VACCINE, Böttiger points out that 'When the booster dose of polio vaccine at the age of 6 years was introduced (in Sweden) in the 1960s ... neither the necessity, nor the appropriate age for a booster had been scientifically evaluated'. If such a scientific evaluation were to be made now, what insights might emerge that would influence
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In Reply: Reactions to Booster Doses of Tetanus Vaccine

Pediatrics, 1968
Dr. Perez-Martin's problem regarding reactions to booster doses of tetanus toxoid is one that has concerned many physicians. Excluding those reactions due to pertussis or diphtheria antigens in combined preparations, most appear to fall into one of three patterns: apparent true allergy with urticaria, a severe local reaction (Arthus phenomenon) with or
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