Sentence examples for conducted vaccination from inspiring English sources
Due to expansion of yellow fever virus circulation in Latin America and Africa, several countries have included the yellow fever vaccine (YFV) on their regular immunizations programs, or conducted vaccination campaigns.
To combat the disease, the city conducted vaccination and public health campaigns in gay bars.
He became interested in the theory that HIV arose through poorly conducted vaccination trials in Africa in the 1950s, and felt this theory received less attention than it deserved because of entrenched interests in the medical establishment.
Regional health authorities conducted vaccination programs focused primarily on homeless populations in large metropolitan areas.
When the study was being conducted, vaccination of HIV-infected children was carried out according to this recommendation.
As per published literature, the State Health Department, Govt. of WB has conducted vaccination programme against JE in different rural districts of WB [ 28].
It was relatively simple to conduct vaccination campaigns in many countries; it is much harder in those that remain, thanks to weak health systems and political instability.
But monkeys are not great apes, and captive chimpanzees were the next logical rung in the testing process, especially given Walsh's desire to conduct vaccination of their relatives in the wild.
The strategies include increasing routine immunization coverage, conducting vaccination campaigns for children 6 months to 15 years of age, providing vitamin A, and initiating a case-based measles surveillance system.
Access to populations to conduct vaccination campaigns may also be interrupted for months to years during protracted conflict due to long-term inadequacies in cold chain and logistics or ongoing insecurity.
While at this moment it is not possible to determine how much the violence-torn Central African Republic has been affected by the outbreak in Cameroon, many observers believe that the poliovirus might be currently in circulation, due to deteriorated sanitary conditions, the lack of active surveillance activities and the impossibility to conduct vaccination campaigns.
