Sentence examples for preventable vaccination from inspiring English sources

Kilbourne estimates that at least half the deaths each year from the flu are probably preventable: vaccination rates among those most at risk under the age of fifty are a shameful twenty-three per cent, and for asthmatic children, who are also at high risk, the vaccination rate is ten per cent.

However, many diseases are not yet preventable by vaccination, and vaccines have not been fully exploited for target populations such as elderly and pregnant women.

No cases of malignancy, autoimmune disorders, demyelinating disorders, infections considered preventable by vaccination in subjects previously vaccinated, or deaths were reported.

Many diseases are preventable by vaccination; among the 13 diseases in the National Immunization Program vaccination schedule for the Netherlands are hepatitis B, measles, mumps, and pertussis.

If we assume that all infant cases would be preventable by vaccination, we would need to vaccinate between 33,784 and 38,610 infants to prevent one case of disease.

Two (1.6%) cases of infections considered preventable by vaccination were reported in subjects not previously vaccinated: one case of varicella and one case of herpes zoster occurring in two dermatomes.

Because of the continued threat of importation and local spread of vaccine-preventable diseases, vaccination of this at-risk group should be a high priority.

The medical system collapse is so severe that infectious diseases easily preventable by vaccination have surged.

American Indians experience high rates of cervical cancer, which is preventable by vaccination against human papillomavirus (HPV).

Rabies is an acute zoonotic infectious disease with a high fatality rate but is preventable with vaccination and rabies immunoglobulin (RIG).

For colorectal cancer, 75 per cent of the risk is attributable to diet, and around 90 per cent cervical cancer is attributable to infection with human papilloma virus, preventable by vaccination.