Rubella screening and immunization of schoolgirls: a long-term evaluation
AUTOR(ES)
Zealley, Helen
RESUMO
A three-year rubella immunization programme is described in which 9,231 Edinburgh schoolgirls were screened for rubella antibodies. Of these girls 2,519 (27·3%) were found to have rubella HAI titres of < 32, and 2,258 were immunized with either Cendehill or RA27/3 rubella vaccine. Of those who were immunized, 99% were found to have detectable HAI antibody two months later.
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http://www.pubmedcentral.nih.gov/articlerender.fcgi?artid=478816Documentos Relacionados
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