Vaccination ( 4606 results )
Semaine européenne de la vaccination 2026
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Renacoq: Surveillance of Pertussis in Hospitals in 2002
Thanks to high vaccination coverage and very high vaccine efficacy, pertussis primarily affects infants too young to receive the vaccine, as well as adolescents and adults whose immunity...
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Morbidity and mortality due to foodborne infectious diseases in France
In order to clarify the nature and extent of foodborne infectious diseases in France and to guide priorities regarding measures for the prevention and control of these diseases, a study...
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Cluster of pertussis cases in a maternity ward
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Measles in France: The Epidemiological Impact of Suboptimal Vaccination Coverage
Since 1983, efforts to promote vaccination have been accompanied by a significant reduction in measles morbidity and mortality. However, vaccination coverage is not high enough to...
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Cases of tuberculosis reported in France in 2002
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Rubella in Pregnant Women and Newborns in Metropolitan France in 2002: Data from the Rénarub Network
The Rénarub network is the primary source of information on the epidemiological situation of rubella in France. It brings together clinical laboratories that perform rubella IgM testing....
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Evaluation of the Pilot Hepatitis A Surveillance System. France 2001
In 1998, a pilot hepatitis A surveillance system was established by the French Institute for Public Health Surveillance (InVS) in collaboration with the Departmental Directorates of...
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National Surveillance of Infectious Diseases, 1998–2000
This document presents the results of national infectious disease surveillance from 1998 to 2000. It follows on from the annual epidemiological bulletins published in previous years...
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Data on the Situation Regarding the New A(H1N1) Influenza Virus, New York, May 5, 2009
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Influenza A(H1N1)2009, Southern Hemisphere: Argentina – Chile, August 11, 2009
