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quadgram	frequency
in the united states	79
significance was not tested	43
for disease control and	40
disease control and prevention	38
advisory committee on immunization	37
linked to vaccination uptake	37
centers for disease control	33
the advisory committee on	33
committee on immunization practices	33
to vaccination uptake in	32
on the other hand	28
as well as the	27
in the case of	26
of the advisory committee	25
at the time of	25
as a result of	24
but determinant was positively	23
was positively linked to	23
severe acute respiratory syndrome	23
to weeks of age	23
determinant was positively linked	23
the current recommendation is	23
at weeks of age	21
analysis or correlation coefficient	21
of influenza vaccination among	21
was negatively linked to	20
has been shown to	20
determinant was negatively linked	20
negatively linked to vaccination	20
but determinant was negatively	20
prevention and control of	19
recommendations of the advisory	19
tested by multivariate analysis	18
influenza a h n	18
univariate analysis or correlation	18
current recommendation is to	17
and weeks of age	17
of health care workers	17
positively linked to vaccination	17
seasonal influenza vaccination in	16
in the absence of	16
influenza and pneumococcal vaccination	16
on responses to vaccinations	16
of the dog and	16
been shown to be	16
the dog and cat	16
in the context of	16
u r n a	15
r o o f	15
j o u r	15
a l p r	15
therapies on responses to	15
influenza and pneumococcal vaccinations	15
infectious diseases of the	15
patients with t dm	15
p r o o	15
at the same time	15
n a l p	15
vaccination coverage rates in	15
r n a l	15
o u r n	15
the majority of the	15
modifying therapies on responses	15
of influenza and pneumococcal	15
l p r e	15
effects of ms disease	15
one of the most	15
diseases of the dog	15
weeks of age and	14
the ministry of health	14
to vaccinate their children	14
on the basis of	13
haemophilus influenzae type b	13
influenza vaccination in the	13
in addition to the	13
in the present study	13
syndrome induced by adjuvants	13
of ph n vaccination	12
recommendation is to use	12
x x x x	12
health care workers in	12
and the risk of	12
it is important to	12
influenza vaccination of health	12
vaccination of health care	12
in the united kingdom	12
the h n vaccine	12
of the mmr vaccine	12
adverse events associated with	12
have the potential to	12
double caret pointing upwards	12
for health care workers	12
among health care workers	12
has been associated with	12
knowledge and risk perception	11
european centre for disease	11
uptake of influenza vaccination	11
play a role in	11
compared to the other	11
of the immune system	11
sensitive and resistant strains	11
the minimum vaccination groups	11
nevo legal database isr	11
in the previous season	11
the world health organization	11
to participate in the	11
department of health and	11
systematic review and meta	11
influenza and pneumococcal vaccine	10
the israeli ministry of	10
the most common reason	10
the beginning of the	10
at and weeks of	10
of vaccines and vaccination	10
and the development of	10
patients with multiple sclerosis	10
in the service of	10
the maximum vaccination groups	10
the fact that the	10
in puppies and kittens	10
pneumococcal and influenza vaccination	10
vaccination for health care	10
is one of the	10
vaccination strategies in puppies	10
most common reason for	10
disease prevention and control	10
are more likely to	10
strategies in puppies and	10
the centers for disease	9
for disease prevention and	9
chronic disease management information	9
in the presence of	9
and control of influenza	9
vaccination in the previous	9
be due to the	9
an increased risk for	9
adverse event reporting system	9
in patients with multiple	9
received the influenza vaccine	9
the relapse rate in	9
centre for disease prevention	9
the use of a	9
disease management information system	9
p in s file	9
in a highly vaccinated	9
relative cost of vaccination	9
the impact of the	9
were included in the	9
double caret pointing downwards	9
at the site of	9
the h n influenza	9
as part of a	9
there was no difference	9
the total number of	9
vaccine adverse event reporting	9
the national immunization program	9
influenza vaccination coverage rates	9
to the development of	9
intention to be vaccinated	9
on the immune system	9
influenza vaccination coverage in	9
the sensitive and resistant	9
at the end of	8
granted medrxiv a license	8
to be associated with	8
in accordance with the	8
for this preprint this	8
both influenza and pneumococcal	8
it is possible to	8
seasonal and pandemic influenza	8
been vaccinated in the	8
international license it is	8
the authors declare that	8
the united states and	8
vaccination in children with	8
regarding adverse effects of	8
the preprint in perpetuity	8
a small number of	8
elimination of canine rabies	8
copyright holder for this	8
the development of a	8
the uptake of influenza	8
has granted medrxiv a	8
preprint this version posted	8
an important role in	8
a license to display	8
the influenza vaccine in	8
is generally not recommended	8
at increased risk for	8
under a is the	8
to display the preprint	8
are shown in table	8
the american academy of	8
influenza and pneumococcal vaccines	8
is the author funder	8
respiratory tract disease in	8
have been shown to	8
the end of the	8
medrxiv a license to	8
review of the literature	8
at the beginning of	8
it is made available	8
the high risk group	8
influenza vaccination for health	8
the basis of the	8
the copyright holder for	8
the rate of both	8
a is the author	8
license to display the	8
is made available under	8
cost of vaccination c	8
the general recommendation is	8
risk of infection and	8
immunogenicity and safety of	8
it is possible that	8
a role in the	8
available under a is	8
holder for this preprint	8
of severe acute respiratory	8
who has granted medrxiv	8
display the preprint in	8
license it is made	8
this preprint this version	8
this version posted june	8
vaccination against seasonal influenza	8
inflammatory syndrome induced by	8
relapse rate in the	8
parts of the world	8
for the development of	8
made available under a	8
of health and human	7
the seasonal influenza vaccine	7
social affairs and social	7
of social affairs and	7
the vaccine failure rate	7
the risks associated with	7
in the form of	7
as shown in figure	7
the absence of any	7
the vaccine should be	7
ability to respond to	7
unicef joint reporting form	7
mmwr morbidity and mortality	7
at to weeks of	7
in the light of	7
to increase vaccination coverage	7
the use of vaccines	7
the effectiveness of the	7
a systematic review of	7
influenza vaccination rates and	7
the internal fixed point	7
in the general population	7
chronic obstructive pulmonary disease	7
had been vaccinated in	7
food and drug administration	7
pandemic influenza a h	7
the theory of planned	7
of seasonal influenza vaccine	7
for use in cats	7
health and human services	7
of this study was	7
ministry of social affairs	7
affairs and social services	7
usual source of care	7
intention to get vaccinated	7
acceptance of influenza vaccination	7
in a cohort of	7
to increase vaccination rates	7
israeli ministry of social	7
were more likely to	7
in response to the	7
vaccine should be administered	7
in the face of	7
influenza vaccination of hcws	7
and mortality weekly report	7
with systemic lupus erythematosus	7
morbidity and mortality weekly	7
of emerging infectious diseases	7
the eradication of polio	7
infectious hematopoietic necrosis virus	7
of the national immunization	7
to the fact that	7
diphtheria and tetanus toxoids	7
was found to be	7
autoimmune inflammatory syndrome induced	7
vaccines for children program	7
beginning at weeks of	7
between and weeks of	7
designed for use in	7
a systematic review and	7
in the incidence of	7
innate immune responses in	7
it is difficult to	7
aspects of vaccines and	7
in the season e	7
should not be used	7
hepatitis a and b	7
who unicef joint reporting	7
with respect to the	7
with live attenuated ihnv	7
the practitioner is advised	7
vaccination period from days	7
immune response to the	7
who had been vaccinated	7
risk of multiple sclerosis	7
live attenuated ihnv vaccine	7
the risk of infection	7
it has also been	7
vaccination is the most	6
in favour of mandatory	6
the central nervous system	6
the local time scale	6
the food and drug	6
is yet to be	6
factors associated with influenza	6
vaccination coverage among children	6
the severe acute respiratory	6
outbreak in a highly	6
the relative cost of	6
theory of planned behaviour	6
a third dose of	6
the nature of the	6
the authors declare no	6
has been reported to	6
recommendation is to vaccinate	6
is to vaccinate puppies	6
a high proportion of	6
studies have shown that	6
in the development of	6
that the majority of	6
vaccination of healthcare workers	6
the reader is referred	6
general recommendation is to	6
in five european countries	6
of pregnant women and	6
in the field of	6
of this study is	6
the vaccines for children	6
in a number of	6
causes respiratory tract disease	6
appendix p in s	6
the standard screening test	6
to respond to vaccination	6
new public health law	6
the immune system and	6
are considered to be	6
following symbols are used	6
that play a role	6
korea centers for disease	6
play an important role	6
fraction of recovered agents	6
vaccine should be given	6
was no difference in	6
vaccine can be given	6
of seasonal influenza vaccination	6
the benefits of vaccination	6
in high risk group	6
determinants that play a	6
in kittens and cats	6
that the number of	6
it should be noted	6
a highly vaccinated population	6
influenza vaccination of healthcare	6
in the current study	6
by the presence of	6
australia and new zealand	6
clinical signs of disease	6
if a kitten is	6
perceived risk of infection	6
the department of health	6
be reported to the	6
responses in trout nalt	6
the immune response to	6
is possible that the	6
american academy of pediatrics	6
reader is referred to	6
of the innate immune	6
of the united states	6
the fraction of vaccinated	6
licensed in the u	6
the vaccine adverse event	6
as weeks of age	6
for the management of	6
immunization program information system	6
of vaccination and treatment	6
development of new vaccines	6
and the theory of	6
until the puppy is	6
committee on infectious diseases	6
the etiological agent of	6
have been associated with	6
increase the likelihood of	6
among children aged years	6
administration of a vaccine	6
controlling infectious disease outbreaks	6
and tetanus toxoids and	6
among pregnant women in	6
of the immune response	6
framework for health professionals	6
american association of feline	6
in health care workers	6
clinical practice guideline for	6
national institutes of health	6
immune responses in rainbow	6
is to use a	6
of the respondents were	6
the innate immune response	6
responses in rainbow trout	6
may be associated with	6
national vaccine advisory committee	6
invited to participate in	6
of the high risk	6
primary health care staff	6
the incidence of itp	6
the myopic update rule	6
test designed to detect	6
could be used to	6
immune responses in trout	6
compliance with influenza vaccination	6
the korea centers for	6
the vast majority of	6
of influenza vaccine in	6
vaccine safety and efficacy	6
the results of the	6
for influenza vaccination of	6
of influenza vaccination in	6
the difference in the	6
was performed to assess	6
adverse effects of the	6
on the type of	6
association between vaccination and	6
treatment by time interaction	6
vaccines should be administered	6
the right to autonomy	6
as part of the	6
the following symbols are	6
advisory committee on infectious	5
of the central nervous	5
with the use of	5
of h n vaccination	5
who refuse to vaccinate	5
frequency of adverse events	5
infectious diseases and immunization	5
a limited number of	5
to be in the	5
of a new vaccine	5
two consecutive influenza seasons	5
practitioner is advised to	5
in an urban setting	5
preventable diseases surveillance data	5
the immune system of	5
to weeks until the	5
does not prevent infection	5
as well as to	5
through the who unicef	5
annual influenza vaccination for	5
and months of age	5
submitted through the who	5
and the impact of	5
for the prevention of	5
to increase vaccination uptake	5
rates in five european	5
safety and immunogenicity of	5
influenza and h n	5
threat of emerging infectious	5
influenza vaccination among adults	5
scheduling model with multiple	5
valent pneumococcal polysaccharide vaccine	5
hcj adalla legal center	5
the push pull pod	5
for h n vaccination	5
governments and regional bodies	5
of routine immunization and	5
cd and igg labeled	5
the cost of the	5
the presence of the	5
of the mumps vaccine	5
the national institutes of	5
mumps outbreak in a	5
of the study population	5
american animal hospital association	5
the immune status of	5
in the late s	5
of seasonal influenza and	5
as early as weeks	5
of pneumococcal and influenza	5
have to be considered	5
toward the eradication of	5
perceived benefits of ph	5
nervous system demyelinating diseases	5
are presented in table	5
under the myopic update	5
in the medical record	5
of the hong kong	5
at the university of	5
the h n pandemic	5
vaccine designed for use	5
may be at increased	5
based primarily on data	5
hcw influenza vaccination rates	5
the innate immune system	5
the presence of chronic	5
adverse effects of ph	5
a h n vaccination	5
for each of the	5
joint reporting form on	5
risk of being infected	5
was the most common	5
the pandemic influenza a	5
a history of srns	5
h n influenza vaccination	5
transmission is via the	5
the risk of vaccine	5
have been linked to	5
uptake of influenza vaccine	5
diabetes center in bangkok	5
the introduction of the	5
the prevention and control	5
with the development of	5
domestic dogs are the	5
analysis was performed using	5
lack of awareness of	5
summary of routine immunization	5
routine immunization and vaccine	5
concerns regarding adverse effects	5
of the th century	5
and approved the final	5
vaccination rates in the	5
more likely to be	5
all over the world	5
and moderate to severe	5
associated with influenza vaccination	5
of vaccine failure rate	5
on the local time	5
to receive influenza vaccination	5
have to be taken	5
the remainder of the	5
that there is no	5
immune responses in the	5
gps and pns in	5
it has been suggested	5
there was no association	5
the risk of the	5
for the seasonal influenza	5
influenza vaccination uptake among	5
during the same year	5
not appear to be	5
on infectious diseases and	5
authors declare no conflict	5
of morbidity and mortality	5
seasonal influenza and h	5
the fraction of recovered	5
vaccination coverage in children	5
data for submitted through	5
been found to be	5
in the adalah case	5
vaccination coverage among adolescents	5
in the minimum vaccination	5
for the first time	5
diseases in the united	5
the role of the	5
refuse to vaccinate their	5
canine and feline patients	5
the seasonal influenza vaccination	5
immune status of the	5
with multiple discrete resources	5
to administer vaccinations to	5
ethical aspects of vaccines	5
risk of ns relapse	5
recombinant hepatitis b vaccine	5
and safety of a	5
a live attenuated ihnv	5
in order to protect	5
the route of vaccination	5
influenza vaccination has been	5
risk factors associated with	5
we would like to	5
for infectious disease outbreaks	5
between the ages of	5
the presence of mda	5
reduce the risk of	5
not prevent infection but	5
a new public health	5
taking ph n vaccination	5
of a vaccine is	5
the maximum resources scenario	5
central nervous system demyelinating	5
multiple logistic regression analysis	5
a review of the	5
influenza vaccination coverage among	5
it is necessary to	5
influenza vaccination among pregnant	5
seasonal influenza vaccination coverage	5
preventable diseases in the	5
be at increased risk	5
adalla legal center v	5
had a significantly higher	5
for of variance in	5
potential for adverse events	5
with the exception of	5
of age and older	5
both vaccination and treatment	5
is likely to be	5
no conflict of interest	5
declare no conflict of	5
the efficacy of this	5
have been reported to	5
in the number of	5
primarily on data for	5
at least weeks old	5
as a reason for	5
could be due to	5
with inflammatory bowel disease	5
with influenza and pneumococcal	5
seasonal influenza and vaccination	5
and the united states	5
every to weeks until	5
vaccines should not be	5
were not statistically significant	5
than weeks of age	5
benefits of ph n	5
there are at least	5
influenza and pertussis vaccination	5
on data for submitted	5
is estimated to be	5
in children with ns	5
ethics committee of the	5
those who did not	5
education framework for health	5
for submitted through the	5
the risk associated with	5
administration of the vaccine	5
children younger than years	5
coverage rates in five	5
mandatory annual influenza vaccination	5
thai patients with t	5
the constitutional right to	5
the number of deaths	5
received ph n vaccination	5
was obtained from the	5
live and inactivated vaccines	5
parents to vaccinate their	5
after the onset of	5
health locus of control	5
of pandemic influenza a	5
also been shown that	5
approved for use in	5
in patients with t	5
to be safe and	5
at an earlier age	5
in relation to vaccination	5
influenza vaccination during pregnancy	5
should be reported to	5
and acellular pertussis vaccine	5
are likely to be	5
effects of ph n	5
seasonal influenza vaccination among	5
of knowledge and risk	5
the vaccine can be	5
immunization policy and practice	5
would like to thank	5
reporting form on immunization	5
mandatory influenza vaccination for	5
innate and adaptive immune	5
has led to the	5
of adverse events following	5
regarding ph n vaccination	5
documented in the medical	5
the duration of immunity	5
after weeks of age	5
model with multiple discrete	5
and humoral immune responses	5
the who unicef joint	5
regional and country profiles	5
h n influenza virus	5
in the pathogenesis of	5
patients with type diabetes	5
common reason for vaccination	5
in the control group	5
authors declare that they	5
to the best of	5
association of feline practitioners	5
the intention to get	5
as one of the	5
transmission of the virus	5
australian and new zealand	5
has also been shown	5
personal vulnerability to illness	5
the rest of the	5
is based on the	5
should be noted that	5
the risk of being	5
is at least weeks	5
in the in group	5
have been found to	5
it is generally not	5
adverse events should be	5
the risk of disease	5
the chronic disease management	5
vaccination uptake in the	5
the immune system to	5
were invited to participate	5
influenza vaccination coverage was	5
influenza vaccination rates in	5
an increased risk of	5
parents who refuse to	5
risk to the individual	5
did the literature search	4
immaturity of the immune	4
a polio outbreak in	4
the united states during	4
in germany and italy	4
of the working group	4
reducing the incidence of	4
vaccination coverage rate in	4
the vgg recognises that	4
lymphocytes expressing surface igm	4
in humans and animals	4
and the vaccination coverage	4
from january to july	4
isr hcj adalla legal	4
to have an increased	4
human dignity and liberty	4
of age followed by	4
of the sensitive and	4
influenzae type b vaccine	4
to be taken into	4
vaccine has been shown	4
molecular epidemiology of rabies	4
the use of the	4
and should be repeated	4
kittens are most vulnerable	4
be taken into account	4
the risk of multiple	4
compared with the relapse	4
the vaccination coverage rate	4
completed both the baseline	4
the theory of games	4
determinants of influenza vaccination	4
as is reasonably possible	4
overcome maternal antibody interference	4
in order to provide	4
the puppy is at	4
from emergency preparedness planning	4
living in an urban	4
the proportion of population	4
of the population must	4
the american association of	4
as to how a	4
at high risk of	4
costs and benefi ts	4
the manuscript for intellectual	4
is the most important	4
after hepatitis b vaccination	4
to cause disease in	4
between the two groups	4
wait until the puppy	4
directed against pathogens that	4
the impact of a	4
case and control patients	4
in the developing world	4
the quality of life	4
in line with the	4
never vaccinated had the	4
in an attempt to	4
influenza and pneumococcal disease	4
a modified live vaccine	4
review of attitudes and	4
with type diabetes mellitus	4
a literature review of	4
distally as is reasonably	4
to public health interventions	4
n and seasonal influenza	4
is predominantly directed against	4
on biologic and therapeutic	4
vaccination among health care	4
this has led to	4
the high risk groups	4
for mass vaccination and	4
commonly administered as part	4
inflammation at the site	4
clinical signs are numerous	4
the population must be	4
associated sarcomas in cats	4
to the other two	4
wild poliovirus in israeli	4
one of the ten	4
there was no evidence	4
by the fact that	4
influenza vaccination among healthcare	4
access to health care	4
there was no significant	4
are summarized in table	4
increased risk for ms	4
adults in the united	4
as a function of	4
individual within the population	4
vaccine has been associated	4
puppy is at least	4
for not getting vaccinated	4
care and work loss	4
to inoculate the vaccine	4
may need to be	4
health care providers to	4
associated with the use	4
report of influenza and	4
h n vaccination in	4
feline sarcoma task force	4
the economic evaluation of	4
proportion of population living	4
respiratory symptoms in the	4
a single dose of	4
is an enveloped virus	4
reaction to a vaccine	4
in the olfactory organ	4
center for disease control	4
efficacy of this product	4
vaccination among healthcare workers	4
the history of vaccines	4
declare that they have	4
groups of the population	4
two doses of the	4
rate of both vaccinations	4
is a lack of	4
influenza vaccine in or	4
the influenza a h	4
the administration of a	4
to wait until the	4
coverage among adolescents aged	4
on local time scales	4
h n influenza vaccine	4
persistently shed the virus	4
to be at risk	4
having received ph n	4
efficacy of the vaccine	4
a result of the	4
link between vaccination and	4
subcutaneously in the right	4
and high risk groups	4
united states vaccination coverage	4
social norms regarding ph	4
likelihood of a complete	4
effects on the immune	4
those never vaccinated had	4
core and noncore vaccines	4
vaccines should be given	4
there is a lack	4
the introduction of new	4
tract disease in kittens	4
has the potential to	4
in the months following	4
the public health ordinance	4
were planning to receive	4
majority of the study	4
of a multivalent product	4
severity of the disease	4
vaccines are designed to	4
it has been shown	4
may not have received	4
of the st century	4
the life of the	4
an important part of	4
the second dose of	4
canine rabies control in	4
at high risk for	4
use of the cav	4
in england and wales	4
multiple sclerosis and other	4
in a timely manner	4
vaccinations varied considerably from	4
the case of a	4
in the vaccination game	4
fraction of vaccinated individuals	4
determinants of vaccination uptake	4
to reduce the risk	4
of wild poliovirus in	4
h n vaccine in	4
pregnant women and healthcare	4
public health impact of	4
by the world health	4
administered after weeks of	4
the purpose of the	4
the puppy should be	4
are unlikely to be	4
role in vaccination uptake	4
of the fact that	4
stable at less than	4
mean survival rate of	4
that it is no	4
on seasonal influenza vaccination	4
and health care workers	4
taking into account the	4
air conditioning or comparable	4
of peripheral blood lymphocytes	4
rate of both influenza	4
both the baseline and	4
seem to be a	4
was defined as the	4
smallpox and its eradication	4
an immune response that	4
by a combination of	4
the vaccine safety datalink	4
as distally as is	4
the results of this	4
immune response that is	4
the potential for adverse	4
need to be taken	4
in adult patients with	4
if vaccination is deemed	4
was approved by the	4
of physicians of philadelphia	4
performed to assess the	4
the college of physicians	4
vaccination against pandemic influenza	4
the evolution of the	4
control of seasonal influenza	4
to days after vaccination	4
to receive ph n	4
designed to detect antibody	4
european travellers to resource	4
the influence of the	4
has been found to	4
vaccination in adult patients	4
for the control of	4
the site of a	4
this type of reaction	4
the trends of influenza	4
to the general population	4
antibodies can interfere with	4
the human immune system	4
was higher in the	4
been reported to be	4
governments and public health	4
the vaccine does not	4
patients with systemic lupus	4
is no longer able	4
episodes of respiratory symptoms	4
the aim of this	4
the immunization program information	4
single dose of the	4
to receive the vaccine	4
be given to kittens	4
of infectious diseases and	4
depending on the disease	4
no difference in the	4
to seasonal influenza vaccination	4
higher in the minimum	4
vaccination in patients with	4
factors associated with vaccination	4
among european travellers to	4
this study was to	4
a brief history of	4
beginning between and weeks	4
norms regarding ph n	4
centre for disease control	4
part of a multivalent	4
database isr hcj adalla	4
as shown in table	4
h n and seasonal	4
factors that influence maternal	4
to how a practitioner	4
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efficacy and duration of	4
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national immunization education framework	4
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national health interview survey	4
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discount rate for health	4
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perceived benefits of and	4
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human factors related to	4
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immunization education framework for	4
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the detection of wild	4
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effectiveness of influenza vaccination	4
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the vaccination and treatment	4
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among primary healthcare workers	4
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the service of promoting	4
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the individual or population	4
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pneumococcal and influenza vaccine	4
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population and high risk	4
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improvement of medical technology	4
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risk of adverse events	4
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perceived risk of vaccination	4
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vaccination behaviours of nurses	4
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standard screening test for	4
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respondents who completed both	4
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local area vaccination coverage	4
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guidance on adult immunization	4
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influenza vaccine in the	4
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infection with this virus	4
kittens and cats in	4
years in hong kong	4
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vaccination among pregnant women	4
prevent the spread of	4
morbidity and mortality for	4
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canine adenovirus type i	4
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transmission dynamics of the	4
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study of ms patients	4
the first generation of	4
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vaccination and risk of	4
vaccination with live attenuated	4
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college of physicians of	4
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council on biologic and	4
and adaptive immune responses	4
vaccination in pregnant women	4
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emergency preparedness plans for	4
laws regarding rabies vaccination	4
of adverse reactions to	4
participate in the global	4
the overall vaccination rate	4
nurses in hong kong	4
proportion of the population	4
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the first wave of	4
persons with chronic illness	4
the s and s	4
an increase in the	4
the likelihood of a	4
the united states immunization	4
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of the vaccination coverage	4
for future influenza vaccination	4
population living in an	4
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pregnant women and their	4
this study was conducted	4
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vaccine designed to protect	4
theory of planned behavior	4
the spread of infectious	4
vaccination with this product	4
tract disease in cats	4
presented to the veterinarian	4
high risk of exposure	4
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vaccination and treatment games	4
viral hemorrhagic septicemia virus	4
and pneumococcal vaccine coverage	4
administered as part of	4
and immunogenicity of a	4
united states department of	4
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of ph n vaccine	4
in the imm group	4
relapse rate in each	4
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introduction of a new	4
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be greater than the	4
public health authorities and	4
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for influenza and pneumococcal	4
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to increase influenza vaccination	4
care staff in australia	4
iga in nasal secretions	4
example of this is	4
be associated with the	4
seasonal influenza with vaccines	4
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modified vaccinia virus ankara	3
more than half of	3
and resistant strains are	3
low compliance rates in	3
current guidance on adult	3
stimulate the immune system	3
entry and to punch	3
pcv pneumococcal conjugate vaccine	3
primary health care setting	3
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the prescribing behaviour of	3
no usual source of	3
by the ministry of	3
vaccination among adults with	3
mortality associated with the	3
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norms and anticipated regret	3
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effectiveness of influenza vaccine	3
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the respondents who completed	3
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absence of any repeat	3
blood samples were collected	3
a first aid certificate	3
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opinions on vaccination of	3
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reactogenicity and immunogenicity of	3
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members of the public	3
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history of vaccine development	3
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readily transmissible or may	3
his wife and children	3
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likely to be vaccinated	3
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elisa test designed to	3
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impact of the covid	3
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vaccination c and vaccine	3
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mucosal immune response to	3
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promoting the uptake of	3
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a greater number of	3
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significant difference between the	3
last relapse of ns	3
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prevalence of influenza vaccination	3
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mumps and rubella vaccines	3
levels of vaccination coverage	3
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small anim pract doi	3
influencing maternal vaccination uptake	3
the implementation of mass	3
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attitudes and practices towards	3
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the most widely used	3
discrete resource allocation problem	3
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response to seasonal influenza	3
tetanus toxoids and acellular	3
the hospital record system	3
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influenza vaccination in paediatric	3
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acceptability of a h	3
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outbreaks of infectious diseases	3
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immune responses to vaccines	3
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infection or vaccination against	3
benefits of and motivations	3
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eastern african rabies group	3
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immunization against hepatitis b	3
the scientific basis for	3
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the european centre for	3
modifying therapies on immune	3
ensure high vaccination coverage	3
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misinformation and conspiracy theories	3
fear of adverse effects	3
the mumps component of	3
innate immune response in	3
live attenuated influenza vaccine	3
in order to determine	3
remainder of the influenza	3
trends of influenza vaccination	3
common reason for non	3
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that influence maternal vaccination	3
for general practice staff	3
for children and adolescents	3
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children will be susceptible	3
vaccination of healthy working	3
the declaration of helsinki	3
the vaccination cost is	3
of the population in	3
among children in kindergarten	3
outbreak of smallpox in	3
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the autoimmune inflammatory syndrome	3
and congenital rubella syndrome	3
the lower respiratory tract	3
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the hospital only through	3
the virus is not	3
coverage of influenza vaccination	3
responses to measles and	3
a high level of	3
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immune system of racing	3
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pneumococcal and adult seasonal	3
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center for child health	3
information retrieved via media	3
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nasal innate immune responses	3
to be a good	3
antibody titers have been	3
there is an increased	3
a randomized controlled trial	3
some of the most	3
regarding seasonal influenza vaccination	3
and risk factors for	3
of any repeat vaccination	3
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coverage during the covid	3
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the most effective vaccination	3
textbook of veterinary internal	3
the onset of symptoms	3
united states impact of	3
national institute of health	3
influenza vaccine coverage rate	3
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or weeks of age	3
an overview of the	3
recommended group for flu	3
different types of vaccines	3
compliance rates in certain	3
epidemic model with vaccination	3
of members of the	3
department of health human	3
of health human services	3
of preventable infectious diseases	3
has also been reported	3
with high risk conditions	3
be administered every months	3
the factors associated with	3
a modified live virus	3
values of relative cost	3
assigned to specific patient	3
both the vaccination and	3
overall vaccination rate was	3
of canine and feline	3
rabies control in africa	3
this study is the	3
well documented in the	3
baseline characteristics of studied	3
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educated all hcws about	3
play a crucial role	3
vaccination at and weeks	3
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regarded as the most	3
be an effective intervention	3
the hong kong chinese	3
in the following season	3
more likely to have	3
parental care and work	3
varicella vaccine in healthy	3
peripheral blood lymphocytes in	3
behaviour and resistance evolution	3
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influenza vaccination and offered	3
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the articles that studied	3
influenza vaccination uptake in	3
duration of serologic response	3
of the total population	3
negative association n coefficient	3
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risk from ph n	3
response to mitogen stimulation	3
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social norms and anticipated	3
vaccines and multiple sclerosis	3
children and adolescents aged	3
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people with chronic disease	3
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control of influenza with	3
against pandemic influenza a	3
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influenza vaccine is safe	3
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the spread of infection	3
favour of mandatory influenza	3
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american indian alaska native	3
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total number of flu	3
guidelines for economic evaluation	3
tools in preventing disease	3
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vaccinated groups compared to	3
the general veterinary practice	3
of lacking influenza vaccination	3
the likelihood of receiving	3
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exposure to infectious agents	3
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an effective immune response	3
and use of vaccines	3
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maternal antibody interference than	3
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hepatitis b vaccine in	3
both australia and new	3
access article distributed under	3
the activation of the	3
type iii hypersensitivity reactions	3
lowest level of self	3
to pay for the	3
the value of vaccine	3
the severity of pandemic	3
in children and adults	3
vaccine injury compensation program	3
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regions of the world	3
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an elisa test designed	3
the mumps vaccine and	3
on adult immunization in	3
given to avian influenza	3
response to the virus	3
strain of mumps virus	3
revised the manuscript for	3
for the pneumococcal vaccine	3
immunogenicity and efficacy of	3
the world health organisation	3
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used to evaluate cellular	3
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southern and eastern african	3
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bacterin vaccine designed for	3
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comparisons of morbidity and	3
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journal of infectious diseases	3
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quality of a vaccine	3
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serum and nasal secretions	3
demographic characteristics of the	3
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the development of vaccines	3
the magnitude of the	3
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the burden of the	3
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ph n vaccination and	3
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health law which would	3
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of seasonal influenza in	3
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infectious diseases society of	3
a content analysis of	3
attitudes and beliefs of	3
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prevalence of adverse events	3
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needs for the vaccination	3
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the social efficiency deficit	3
vaccine is safe and	3
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ability to protect against	3
influenza vaccination in europe	3
public health interventions to	3
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seasonal influenza vaccination for	3
of the entire population	3
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highest in great britain	3
of domestic dog rabies	3
was set at p	3
and vaccine failure rate	3
mumps outbreaks in vaccinated	3
a first smallpox case	3
too young to receive	3
compared to other factors	3
were directed to a	3
influenza vaccine compared to	3
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the completion of the	3
in domestic dog populations	3
public trust in government	3
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factors associated with intention	3
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seasonal influenza vaccine coverage	3
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of healthy working adults	3
the importance of the	3
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the development of vaccination	3
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this article is an	3
review of studies on	3
and pervasive developmental disorder	3
the additional child allowance	3
the institutional review board	3
in systemic lupus erythematosus	3
travellers visiting friends and	3
perception of infection risk	3
and whole cell pertussis	3
suggestions as to how	3
influenza vaccine in health	3
an assessment of the	3
vaccination of hcws in	3
efforts should be made	3
do not interfere with	3
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management information system and	3
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delivery of a large	3
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control of infectious diseases	3
the number of recovered	3
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public health and social	3
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vaccine in healthy children	3
the time of vaccine	3
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world health organization meeting	3
caused by other respiratory	3
influenza a and b	3
influenza and ppsv vaccines	3
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the frequency of adverse	3
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of the hpv vaccine	3
the difference between the	3
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of other respiratory viruses	3
the public health service	3
statistical analysis was performed	3
the importance of vaccination	3
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protection provided by vaccination	3
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and pneumococcal vaccinations were	3
the vaccine has been	3
and adult seasonal influenza	3
the safety and efficacy	3
perception of risk of	3
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immune response to vaccines	3
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acellular pertussis vaccine mmr	3
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third of adults with	3
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global burden of disease	3
the late eighteenth century	3
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human papillomavirus infection in	3
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median duration of diabetes	3
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initiative for chronic obstructive	3
adult immunization in thailand	3
uptake significance was not	3
and pneumococcal vaccination status	3
immune response to influenza	3
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national vaccine injury compensation	3
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immune responses to vaccination	3
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vaccination against hepatitis b	3
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number of doses of	3
coverage rates in europe	3
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child health and development	3
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barrier to getting vaccinated	3
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mlv core vaccines maintain	3
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significant negative association n	3
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influenza vaccination promotional efforts	3
extended version of tpb	3
small animal veterinary association	3
uptake among health care	3
the spread of smallpox	3
relapse rates between days	3
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valent pneumococcal conjugate vaccine	3
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virus vaccination in children	3
benefit of influenza vaccination	3
effectiveness of the vaccine	3
queen to the fetus	3
recent mumps outbreaks in	3
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law which would authorize	3
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vaccinations according to current	3
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animals of the population	3
third dose of measles	3
violation of parental autonomy	3
a number of limitations	3
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infection in patients with	3
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clinical signs and decrease	3
the children born after	3
and those who did	3
value of vaccine failure	3
the global burden of	3