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booster dose

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booster dose
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Low antibody concentrations in UK children 2-4 year of age is primarily due to the waning of vaccine-induced antibody after infant vaccination without a routine booster dose.
Haemophilus influenzae type b reemergence after combination ... by Heath, Paul T. / Emerging Infectious Diseases
3) Protection is long lasting - for at least 20 years - with no need for booster doses having been shown.
Chickenpox: a vaccine preventable disease. (Critical Care and Nursing ... by Nash, Sharon / Australian Nursing Journal
Although the IOM is no longer confident in its ability to diagnose the ills of long-term care and prescribe a booster dose of regulation, the new report continues to advocate "reform" in the field.
IOM II: No Data, Few Conclusions--No Apologies by Stoil, Michael J. / Nursing Homes
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