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Acceptability of bio-engineered vaccines

Comparative Immunology, Microbiology and Infectious Diseases, 1997
For hundreds of years bacterial and viral vaccines have been-in a way-bioengineered and were generally well received by the public, the authorities, and the medical profession. Today, additional tools, e.g. molecular biology, enable new approaches to the development of better and safer products.
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Vaccine contraindications, scepticism and acceptance

Ugeskrift for Læger
The growing spread of myths and misinformation about vaccines has contributed to increased vaccine hesitancy and decreased vaccine acceptance worldwide. However, true contraindications and precautions to vaccination are rare. To ensure a high vaccine uptake, and thereby contributing to herd immunity and reducing illness, hospitalisation and mortality ...
Frederikke Dam, Larsen   +3 more
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Parental acceptance of the human papillomavirus vaccine

Journal of Adolescent Health, 2005
We conducted focus groups and individual interviews to explore parental views on the human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine. Parents were generally positive about the HPV vaccine. Some participants perceived their children were not at risk for acquiring HPV and questioned vaccinating young adolescents against HPV.
Elyse, Olshen   +4 more
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A survey instrument for measuring vaccine acceptance

Preventive Medicine, 2018
Accurately measuring vaccine acceptance is important, especially under current conditions in which misinformation may increase public anxiety about vaccines and politicize vaccination policies. We integrated substantive knowledge, conceptualization and measurement expertise, and survey design principles to develop an instrument for measuring vaccine ...
Dilshani Sarathchandra   +2 more
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Acceptance of vaccination

2016
Both in 2013 and 2015 the mean intention of parents to vaccinate their child was high. Only 21% of parents reported making an informed decision about childhood vaccinations included in the NIP. Mass media attention on the use of allegedly inferior needles, which was later refuted, appeared to have a negative impact on mothers’ attitudes and intention ...
Lehmann, B.   +14 more
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Survey of Physician Acceptance of the Pneumococcal Vaccine

Southern Medical Journal, 1984
A group of 251 randomly selected physicians completed a survey designed to study their attitudes toward, knowledge about, and use of pneumococcal vaccine. Eighty-five percent of respondents believed the vaccine had been proven effective. For the use of the vaccine, respondents supported broad indications, including chronic lung disease, alcoholism, and
Berk, Steven L.   +4 more
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[Acceptance and safety of vaccines].

Deutsche medizinische Wochenschrift (1946), 2009
As a result of decreasing willingness to be vaccinated some diseases, which seemingly had been eradicated, may reappear. One example for this is the increase of measles cases in the United Kingdom since the 1990s after a decrease of immunization rate in response to a subsequently discredited publication suggesting a link between the triple measles ...
H, Bartz, M, von Knebel-Döberitz
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In-Person Vaccine Education and Parental Vaccine Acceptance

2023
Understanding the reasons behind parental vaccination hesitancy plays a critical role in community health, preventing vaccine preventable diseases, and increasing vaccination rates. It is crucial to determine how different vaccination promotion and education methods can be used to increase vaccine acceptance in parents as they play an integral role in ...
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