This report makes recommendations on the use of interventions to increase vaccine coverage levels. The reviews of evidence on which these recommendations are based are provided in the accompanying article (see Briss et al., page 97). The recommendations apply to vaccinations universally recommended for children, adolescents and adults, i.e., measles, mumps and rubella vaccinations for young chi...

Introduction We live in an age of incredible technology, discovery and medicine. Smartphones, spaceships, and bionic eyes are no longer reserved for science fiction. Vaccinations are among the groundbreaking medical discoveries which “allow us to engage our adaptive immune systems to produce highly specific antibodies and immunological memory against a potential future infection” (Federman, 201...

Investigators from various university hospitals, reference medical institutions and epilepsy centers, and the national institute for public health and environment in the Netherlands, studied the effect of vaccinations on seizure risk and disease course in patients with Dravet syndrome (DS).

Očkování je stejně důležité pro všechny, děti, adolescenty i dospělé. Na základní mandatorní očkování, případně další doporučená očkování v dětství lze období adolescence navázat a aplikovat některá ať již hrazená zdravotní pojišťovnou nebo za úhradu, tj. na žádost. Rovněž pokud jedinec nedostal kompletní pravidelná nutné proti vybraným infekcím ...

In this study, we described rates of COVID vaccination, attitudes towards prevention behaviours, and perceived risk in relation to different areas personal well-being substance use during the pandemic, a sample 16- 25-year-olds (N = 411). The participants completed short self-report questionnaire, while they were spending their 2021 summer nightlife crowded city venue. Results showed that 64% r...

OBJECTIVE To assess the relation between self reported number of vaccinations received and health, and between numbers of vaccinations recorded from individuals' medical records and health. DESIGN First phase of a cohort study. SETTING UK armed forces personnel. PARTICIPANTS 4882 randomly selected military personnel deployed to Iraq since 2003 and a subset of 378 whose vaccination records...