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Enhanced chickenpox exanthema in vaccine injection site [PDF]
Scandinavian Journal of Infectious Diseases, 2006 Exacerbation of viral exanthema has been described after different types of aggression. We report a case of enhanced chickenpox exanthema occurring in the vaccination site of an otherwise healthy boy. Specific local inflammatory modifications may explain the increased number of varicella skin lesions on the site of a previous vaccine-induced ...
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Current situation of chickenpox vaccine and its vaccine debate
International Conference on Biomedical and Intelligent Systems (IC-BIS 2022), 2022exaly +2 more sources
Chickenpox Party or Varicella Vaccine?
2007The most compelling rationale for introducing universal vaccination against varicella was the predicted benefits to healthy children. Current evidence from the US experience indicates that these benefits are being realized. As is true for any new vaccine, implementation of such a program necessitates disease surveillance and modifications of the ...
Sophie, Hambleton, Ann M, Arvin
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Aggregate Wellbeing as Foundation to Discourage Childhood Chickenpox Vaccination
The American Journal of Bioethics, 2020Fear of a reduced exogenous boosting effect of varicella vaccination and its impact on population health and wellbeing seems to be the main reason why many countries have hesitated to implement thi...
Jeroen Luyten +2 more
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Chickenpox Outbreak in a Highly Vaccinated School Population
Pediatrics, 2004Objective. We investigated a chickenpox outbreak that started in an Oregon elementary school in October 2001, after public schools began phasing in a varicella vaccination requirement for enrollment. We sought to determine the rate of varicella vaccination and effectiveness and risk factors for breakthrough disease.Methods.
Barna D, Tugwell +5 more
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Routine vaccination against chickenpox?
Drug and Therapeutics Bulletin, 2012Varicella-zoster virus (VZV) causes both varicella and herpes zoster.1,2 In 1995 a varicella vaccine was licensed in the USA and was incorporated into the routine vaccination programme for children; a decline of varicella among children and adults, and a reduction in associated hospitalisation, complications and mortality, has resulted.2 In the UK, a ...
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Parental perceptions of chickenpox and the varicella vaccine: A qualitative systematic review [PDF]
VaccineBackground: In countries where varicella vaccination is not on the routine childhood immunisation schedule, such as those in the United Kingdom (UK), chickenpox is an almost universal disease of childhood.
Rowland, Emma; id_orcid, Jordan, Zoe
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Chickenpox - do vaccinate or do not vaccinate?
Pediatrie pro praxi, 2022Petra Macounová +2 more
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The Predilection of Chickenpox Exanthema to Influenza Vaccine Injection Site
Pediatric Dermatology, 2009Abstract: Annual influenza immunization of children is highly recommended and is usually well tolerated. We report the first case of chickenpox exanthema localized to the influenza vaccination site in a boy with known egg allergy.
Moshe, Ben-Shoshan +2 more
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