Vaccination ( 4724 results )
Semaine européenne de la vaccination 2026
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Three infectious diseases commonly found among migrants in France: HIV, tuberculosis, and hepatitis B.
The prevalence of HIV, tuberculosis, and hepatitis B is high in certain regions of the world, particularly in sub-Saharan Africa and Asia. The aim of this article is to describe the...
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The Role of Mathematical Modeling in Vaccination Decisions: Examples from Vaccinations Against Chickenpox, Rotavirus, and Human Papillomavirus
The decision to introduce a new vaccine into the immunization schedule is a complex, multidisciplinary process based on assessing the risk-benefit balance and, increasingly, on...
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Measles. Current epidemiological situation
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Foodborne Hepatitis A Outbreaks: An Outbreak Linked to the Consumption of Dried Tomatoes, France, 2009–2010
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Measles and the measles virus
Following a dramatic decline in measles cases due to vaccination, the disease reemerged in 2008, with 604 cases reported to the National Institute for Public Health Surveillance...
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Vaccinations Among Healthcare Workers in French Healthcare Facilities, 2009. Vaccination Coverage, Knowledge, and Perceptions Regarding Vaccinations. Final Report
Although vaccination recommendations apply to healthcare professionals in France, there are no national vaccination coverage (VC) data for this population. We conducted a survey to...
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Treatment outcomes for tuberculosis cases reported in France in 2008
Early detection followed by the management of tuberculosis cases through appropriate and complete antituberculosis treatment are the main tools in the fight against tuberculosis. The...
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Characteristics of the measles outbreak that began in France in 2008: summary of mandatory reports for cases occurring through April 30, 2011
While in 2006 and 2007, the number of reported annual cases—fewer than 50—might have suggested that France was in the pre-elimination phase for measles, a significant resurgence of the...
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Vaccination coverage among healthcare workers in French healthcare facilities. Results of the 2009 Vaxisoin national survey.
Introduction - Although vaccination recommendations apply to healthcare professionals in France, there are no national vaccination coverage (VC) data for this population. We conducted...
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Hospital-acquired influenza infections and healthcare workers, France, 2001–2010.
Very little information is available on the national burden of influenza among healthcare workers and its impact on hospitalized patients. The reports of healthcare-associated...
