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Mass Vaccination for Annual and Pandemic Influenza

2006
Influenza virus causes annual epidemics and occasional pandemics. Frequent mutations in circulating influenza strains ("antigenic drift") result in the need for annual vaccination. More than two-thirds of persons in the U.S. are recommended for annual vaccination.
B, Schwartz, P, Wortley
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Mass Vaccination Against Poliomyelitis in Mexico

Clinical Infectious Diseases, 1984
In 1959, oral poliovirus vaccine ( OPV ) was introduced as an antiepidemic measure in Mexico. As in many other developing countries, the vaccine was misused, coverages achieved were often poor, and an adequate cold chain was lacking. However, in 1972 a mass campaign reached 70% of children younger than five years of age, and consequently the reported ...
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Universal Mass Vaccination Against Hepatitis A

2006
When first introduced in 1992 the hepatitis A vaccine was recommended for individuals at high risk of exposure. This policy was not expected to have a significant impact on disease incidence at population level in view of the epidemiology of the hepatitis A virus (HAV).
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On the mass COVID-19 vaccination scheduling problem

Computers and Operations Research, 2022
Yantong Li, Xin Wen
exaly

Mass B.C.G. Vaccination