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ACIP

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ACIP
Cardiology A clinical trial–Asymptomatic Cardiac Ischemia Pilot Study that evaluated 3 therapeutic strategies2 for ↓ myocardial ischemia during exercise testing. See Angina, Coronary artery disease, Myocardial infarction, Silent ischemia Immunology Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices.


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Given the lack of clear guidance, coupled with the fact that no one knows when an influenza pandemic may strike, what its characteristics will be, and the effectiveness and quantity of strain-specific vaccine, the evolving state plans are nonetheless in agreement in adhering generally to ACIP and HHS guidelines for prioritizing vaccination (1,2).
The ACIP recommendation is an attempt to balance the risk of the vaccine in an environment where there is an absence of any confirmed smallpox and the risk assessment for an attack using smallpox is low.
Taking the ACIP recommendations very much to heart, administrators at the Klotz Student Health Center at California State University, Northridge, provide information on the disease and the vaccination in both the orientation and registration materials.
 
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