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Pneumococcal conjugate vaccines in infants and children under 5 years of age: WHO position paper
2015
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What is the risk of serious adverse events following vaccination with live attenuated JE vaccine?
2015
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What is the risk of serious adverse events following vaccination with live recombinant JE vaccine?
2015
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Is there a need for a booster dose following immunization with one dose of live attenuated JE vaccine in individuals living in JE-endemic areas?
2015
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Is there a need for a booster dose following immunization with a single dose of live recombinant JE vaccine in vaccinees living in JE-endemic areas?
2015
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Is there a need for a booster dose following immunization with the primary series of inactivated Vero cell-derived JE vaccine in individuals living in JE-endemic areas?
2015
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Japanese Encephalitis Vaccines: WHO position paper
2015
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What is the effectiveness of inactivated Vero cell-derived JE vaccine in preventing JE disease in vaccinees living in JE-endemic areas?
2015
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What is the effectiveness of live attenuated JE vaccine in preventing JE disease in vaccinees living in JE-endemic areas?
2015
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What is the effectiveness of live recombinant JE vaccine in preventing JE disease in vaccinees living in JE-endemic areas?
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