'Hib vaccine' presentation slideshows

Vaccinations in children

Vaccinations in children. Vaccinations in children - types of immunity. Naturally acquired immunity Active - after infection Passive - antybodies transported through placenta Artificially acquired immunity Active - vaccinations Passive - antybodies ie. anty HBs.

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Infectious Disease & Immunity

Infectious Disease & Immunity. Dr. D. Barry. Part 1. 1) Immune System 2) Vaccinations 3) Vaccine Preventable Diseases. Part 2. 1) Assessing the Febrile Child 2) Common Childhood Infections 3) Antibiotic choices 4) Immunodeficiencies. 1; Immune System. Immune system.

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Chapter 22

Chapter 22. Microbial Diseases of the Nervous System. Figure 22.1 The human nervous system. Brain. Central nervous system (CNS). Spinal cord. Peripheral nervous system (PNS). The Nervous System. Meninges protect brain and spinal cord Dura mater: outermost layer

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Global Overview Progress Towards Global Immunization Goals

Global Overview Progress Towards Global Immunization Goals 21 st inter-country meeting of national managers of the Expanded Programme on Immunization Cairo, 26-29 June 2004. Global Goals UNGASS, WHA, MDGs UN General Assembly Special Session (UNGASS) goals by 2010:

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NEW APIC Public Health Update

NEW APIC Public Health Update. September, 2009. Public Health Update. Data HAI grant H1N1 HAI legislation HCW influenza vaccination results Bureau briefs. Number of persons reported with HIV infection by year of report, Wisconsin, 1990-2008. 1998-2008: Average cases per year = 384

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IMMUNITY IMMYNIZATION IMMUNITY

IMMUNITY IMMYNIZATION IMMUNITY. Active immunity are defenses developed by the body that last many years or even a life time.

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Survey of KAP of Pediatricians regarding Hib Disease & Vaccination in India during Pedicon

Survey of KAP of Pediatricians regarding Hib Disease & Vaccination in India during Pedicon. Vipin M. Vashishtha, MD, FIAP Convener, IAPCOI 2011-13 vipinipsita@gmail.com. Proposal

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A Vaccination Primer

A Vaccination Primer. One would think that the public trusts neonatologists, pediatricians, family practitioners and the CDC to know what is best for their children. One might think that trust would be built upon the tremendous historical perspective and successes of vaccination programs.

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Funding for New Medications

Funding for New Medications. Hanna Morseman Jenna Weinstein. Background. Most bacteria have started becoming resistant to the antibiotics which makes the bacteria harder to treat. With this dilemma there are many people concerned about how funding should be used. Bacterial Meningitis.

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Vaccine Supply Update

Vaccine Supply Update. Jeanne M. Santoli (jsantoli@cdc.gov) Vaccine Supply and Assurance Branch January 22, 2010. Outline. Hib vaccine Hepatitis B vaccine Hepatitis A vaccine Rotavirus Vaccine MMRV PCV 13. Hib Vaccine.

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Why are vaccinations important for my baby

Has your baby turned two months old? If so, then it's time to take him/her to a pediatrician to get vaccinations done. For more info about Pediatric Specialist Doctors in Sharjah http://ibo.ae/departments/department-of-pediatrics/

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