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We estimated each child's eligibility to receive a specific vaccine dose during VWA 2011 and whether or not they were actually vaccinated during VWA activities.

When the researchers focused on girls who were actually vaccinated, the gap more than doubled, to 5.7 fewer cases per 1,000 girls.

Another limitation of our study is that the reported cost-effectiveness can be expected only after a few years time because it is necessary for the incidence of HPV among the partners of an actually vaccinated population to decrease for herd immunity to develop.

The system deals with vaccination progressively according to the following functions: V t = 0 if 1 ≤ t ≤ 2 V 2 if 2 < t ≤ 4 0 if 4 < t ≤ 12 where V is the hypothetical number of individuals actually vaccinated in each annual campaign.

Finally, it is unlikely that there was an impact of influenza vaccine, known to be able to reduce the incidence of AOM [ 41], because influenza vaccine is not routinely recommended for Italian children and only a few are actually vaccinated [ 42].

Using our highest estimate of misclassification, if 50% of children recorded as unvaccinated were actually partially vaccinated and the same proportion of partially vaccinated children actually fully vaccinated, the revised numbers would be 1.6 million incompletely vaccinated children, (of whom 0.4 million completely unvaccinated) leading to 0.7 million susceptible children.

However, it is noteworthy that several respondents spontaneously mentioned vaccination as a preventative measure; however, of the total, only five respondents had actually been vaccinated.

Up to now, only a few countries actually recommend vaccinating healthy children against seasonal influenza.

It is also possible that not all people vaccinated actually received their vaccination cards.

"I was actually able to vaccinate some children myself, which was an incredible experience," said Mr. Collison.

Moreover, at least one recent study suggests that certain efforts to correct false impressions about the dangers of vaccines actually make people less likely to get vaccinated.