Furthermore, our main results suggest that the use of second doses of MCV — as an example of a vaccination strategy that can complement higher coverage levels — could be important, especially in countries where higher levels of malnutrition, greater incidence of diarrhea, and resulting weaker immunologic responses to vaccines among children are more common.
The untimely use of first dose vaccine and the low rate of HBIG administration indicated that there are considerable gaps in the immunoprophylaxis against hepatitis B between the national recommendations and routine practices in China [ 20].
Use of the second dose of bupropion for the day was delayed until after all blood draws were completed.
Data were collected on age, gender, performance status, tumour type, date of first visit to Drug Development Unit, tumour type, therapeutic steroid use at new patient visit, date of first dose of investigational medicinal product and date of death or last follow-up.
Per protocol, as well as IV estimates, support the conclusions of a previous study that reported no treatment difference with use of the fourth dose of MTX.
The use of second and third doses of hepatitis B vaccine was confirmed in 90.3% of the children by checking the children's vaccination records, and that in other instances was defined by the interview with children's mothers.
The other minor flaw is that the use of second and third doses of hepatitis B vaccine in some 10% of the children was defined by the interview with their mothers.
Because the use of a third dose of MMR vaccine is not recommended by ACIP for PEP, a protocol was submitted and approved by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and New York State Institutional Review Boards.
28 Another treatment option that was recently reported in the literature includes the use of first-line dose-intense TMZ in patients with AO.
Combined MMR-varicella vaccine (applicable in two doses) was reimbursed by private health insurance only and was used in less than 20% of first-dose varicella vaccinations.
