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Does conflict prevent vaccination teams from doing their work?
While some states' laws authorise compulsory vaccination and treatment, other states' laws prevent vaccination or treatment without consent.
To prevent vaccination against the neomycin resistance gene, this gene had been deleted from both plasmids, and vector integrity was confirmed by sequence analysis.
There was also limited evidence of young women exercising agency to prevent vaccination: " Well she [ my daughter] is just needle phobic… Even though I signed the consent forms; she just doesn' t turn up to them.
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Please, please, please stop this misguided and misinformed effort to prevent vaccinations.
Fewer than half the respondents were willing to trade any time to prevent uncomplicated influenza in a hypothetical child, but many (73%) were willing to give up some time to prevent vaccination-related complications.
Another factor is continued conflict, particularly in the western Darfur region, which has prevented vaccination teams from reaching all children under five.
In epidemiology if ({mathcal{R}}_{0}leq1) the disease dies out from the community and the population can be prevented by vaccination or prevention.
This efficacy can be interpreted as the percentage of positive samples (Ct <40) prevented by vaccination in a vaccinated population.
Although vaccine-preventable diseases, e.g., measles and influenza, are primarily prevented through vaccination, cholera can be prevented and controlled through other means.
Some 86% (2164/2474) of mothers had heard about vaccinations and 76% (1884/2438) could correctly mention an illness that could be prevented by vaccination.
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