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Evaluating Typhoid Vaccine Effectiveness in Travelers' Vaccination
Journal of Travel Medicine, 2015Typhoid fever exists somewhere in the borderlines of the neglected tropical diseases. Its history in Europe and North America, and market for vaccination of travelers, means that typhoid is not entirely in the pharmaceutical public health wilderness. Travel immunization recommendations, however, are based on the results of efficacy trials performed in ...
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American Journal of Epidemiology, 1995
It is unlikely that human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) vaccines will create impenetrable barriers to infection. When the barriers to infection are broken, however, vaccine effects on the progression of infection to disease and on the contagiousness of infection could be considerable. The usual outcomes of vaccine trials are either infection or disease.
J S, Koopman, R J, Little
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It is unlikely that human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) vaccines will create impenetrable barriers to infection. When the barriers to infection are broken, however, vaccine effects on the progression of infection to disease and on the contagiousness of infection could be considerable. The usual outcomes of vaccine trials are either infection or disease.
J S, Koopman, R J, Little
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The non-specific effects of vaccines
Archives of Disease in Childhood, 2010The simplistic conventional model of immunisation is no longer valid: we cannot assume that a vaccine acts independently from other vaccines or that it influences only infections caused by its target disease. For example, there is now evidence that measles vaccine reduces mortality from infections other than measles and that Bacillus Calmette–Guerin ...
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The effectiveness of rubella vaccine
Medical Journal of Australia, 1993D, Cheah, R, Hall, C, Mead, I, Passaris
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Effectiveness of pneumococcal vaccine
The Lancet, 1998M C, Steinhoff, L, Moulton, J, Clemens
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