"If you can get vaccinated, you should get vaccinated," Dr. Patel said.
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"Kids that can be vaccinated should be vaccinated," Hickenlooper told the Colorado Independent in 2015.
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Maybe they should be vaccinated instead of requiring all of our people to be vaccinated.
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If enough people are vaccinated, they develop a type of "herd immunity" that protects even those who aren't vaccinated — and sometimes these are children that really can't be vaccinated because of health issues.
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If this hearing is for persuasion, I'm all for the persuasion -- I've vaccinated myself, I've vaccinated my kids.
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Among the total cases, 13,610 (about 94%) had a known vaccination status; of these, 87% had not been vaccinated, 8% had been vaccinated with one dose, and 3% had been vaccinated with two or more doses.
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Nevertheless, Schuchat urged people to still get vaccinated, noting vaccinated people who get the flu typically have less severe symptoms.
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Vaccines protect not only the vaccinated individual, but also others who cannot be vaccinated, including babies, the aged and immunocompromised.
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Those vaccinated are instructed to follow the same strict infection control and hygiene practices as anyone who is not vaccinated.
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VH: Well, I despite not being vaccinated myself when I was a kid, I did get my daughter vaccinated on schedule.
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Yet only four of the 106 women vaccinated with one dose; seven of the 126 women vaccinated with two doses; and 14 of the 384 women vaccinated with three doses were diagnosed with those infections during that time period.
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Infants too young to be vaccinated, older adults and people with weak immune systems rely on those around them to be vaccinated.
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People who got vaccinated every year had a lower risk of premature death than people who got vaccinated inconsistently, researchers report in Circulation.
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The study found that, within this sample, vaccinated kids had higher rates of allergies and neurodevelopmental disorders than those who were not vaccinated.
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In the event of a smallpox attack, even those who have been vaccinated previously would need to be vaccinated again to ensure protection.
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As vaccinated teenagers become sexually active, they are not spreading the virus, so "they also protect the people who haven't been vaccinated," she said.
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And when one member of the herd isn't vaccinated, it puts everyone at risk, especially those who haven't been vaccinated yet, like young children.
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Adults aren't required to get vaccinated — but all states require children to get vaccinated to attend school, although they grant different levels of exemptions.
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"I think more people should be vaccinated, and we should make it easy for them to be vaccinated," said Watson, who is a physician.
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When fewer and fewer people are vaccinated, it puts everyone else at risk, too — especially those who aren't vaccinated because they're too young or sick.
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"For example, very young children cannot get vaccinated and so those who choose to not get vaccinated are putting other people at risk," she added.
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"Over the past year and a half, most parents have responsibly vaccinated their children and the number of vaccinated pupils has risen," Mr. Rusconi said.
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Phillips said she got her daughter vaccinated last March but did not get her vaccinated again this season, hoping the earlier vaccination would be sufficient.
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Folks who received that vaccine, or who were vaccinated during those years and aren't sure which one they got, should get vaccinated anew, the CDC says.
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People who are too young or too sick to be vaccinated rely on everyone around them being vaccinated to prevent the spread of potentially deadly disease.
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Herd immunity — where almost everyone in the population is vaccinated — can help stop the spread of diseases to people who can't be vaccinated for health reasons.
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They compared women vaccinated for HPV as young girls to slightly older women vaccinated during the catch-up program and to unvaccinated women born in 1988.
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When a large percentage of the population is vaccinated, "herd immunity" will protect against the spread of disease among the unvaccinated or partially vaccinated, including babies.
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Prevention efforts rely on herd immunity where most people in a community are vaccinated, creating a "societal cushion" that protects people who cannot be vaccinated, she said.
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At four weeks, the researchers found that the tumors in the mice that were vaccinated were shrinking while the tumors in those that were not vaccinated grew.
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Right now, kids in California have to be vaccinated to go to public or private school, unless a doctor says there's a medical purpose for not getting vaccinated.
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Making sure everyone who can be vaccinated is vaccinated is the best way to keep the virus from gaining traction in the US again, according to the CDC.
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After the vaccine was introduced, the prevalence dropped to 2.1 percent among those who got vaccinated but only dipped to 16.9 percent among those who didn't get vaccinated.
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Two million of Kinshasa's 10 million residents have been vaccinated, according to the WHO, and more than 16 million people have been vaccinated in Congo and Angola combined.
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During those first six months, 33 babies born to vaccinated women had laboratory-confirmed influenza, as did 638 infants whose mothers didn't get vaccinated, the study also found.
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Now, children who are not vaccinated will endanger other children at school who are too small for vaccines or cannot be vaccinated because they suffer from immunosuppressive diseases.
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Travelers are advised to get vaccinated against yellow fever at least 10 days before entering the marked area, while travelers unable to get vaccinated should avoid the areas altogether.
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In a 10-4 vote, the committee also recommended adults ages 27 through 19 who had not been adequately vaccinated make shared decisions with their doctors about getting vaccinated.
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The proportion of children who hadn't been vaccinated at all by age 2 was small compared to the millions of children who were vaccinated, but that proportion is gradually increasing.
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According to the Oxford Vaccination Group, 19 out of 20 people, or 95 percent of the population, need to be vaccinated against measles to protect people who are not vaccinated.
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"There is some value in changing the balance" so that it's at least as time-consuming to choose not to have your children vaccinated as it is to have them vaccinated.
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A 4-year-old Iowa girl recently lost her sight after her mother, who had gotten her daughter vaccinated for the flu last March, did not get her vaccinated this season.
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Health experts note that there is also a protective effect for people who vaccinated people become intimate with, because those who are vaccinated will not spread the virus to sexual partners.
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Currently, California law only requires a letter from a doctor stating there is a medical reason why a child is not vaccinated, or is not fully vaccinated, in order to be exempt.
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The main way to protect infants and others who can't be vaccinated from measles is through herd immunity, when enough people around the infant are vaccinated against measles, which is highly contagious.
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"The best piece of advice is, get vaccinated and make sure your children are vaccinated," Dr. Ravi Vemuri, an infectious disease specialist at Des Moines's MercyOne hospital system, told the news outlet.
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The drugmaker said the long-term safety evaluation of Dengvaxia showed significantly fewer hospitalizations due to dengue in vaccinated people over 9 years old compared with those who had not been vaccinated.
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The women were also matched on whether they had been vaccinated in the previous season, creating 627 pairs who had been vaccinated in the previous season and 609 pairs who were not.
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We must do everything in our power to end this outbreak and protect the health of those who cannot be vaccinated for medical reasons and that of children too young to be vaccinated.
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"Measles is preventable and the way to end this outbreak is to ensure that all children and adults who can get vaccinated, do get vaccinated," CDC Director Robert Redfield said in a statement.
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That test was done at 237 schools, half of which vaccinated children in grades 10 and 8; the rest were vaccinated at grade 12, allowing those students to serve as the control group.
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Chomilo said some of his most frustrating cases of the flu are in patients who can't be vaccinated because of preexisting conditions or their age (children under 6 months old can't be vaccinated).
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The CDC recommends getting vaccinated by the end of October.
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Of its 152 students, 110 were not vaccinated for chickenpox.
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But getting vaccinated isn't just about protecting yourself from infection.
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Other locals may also want to get vaccinated as well.
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"Our advise is clear: everyone should be vaccinated," he said.
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To protect yourself against the measles, doctors recommend getting vaccinated.
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"Parents, please make sure your children are vaccinated," he said.
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That doesn't just mean refusing to have one's child vaccinated.
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The Iowan in question was not vaccinated, health officials said.
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There are significant adverse effects that warrant not getting vaccinated.
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Even if vaccinated, people had inadequate protection against the flu.
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There is no information if the person had been vaccinated.
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Thus far, however, only 5.5 million people have been vaccinated.
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If you're not vaccinated, it's extremely easy to get measles.
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More than 36,000 health workers and contacts have been vaccinated.
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Scores of them were children who had not been vaccinated.
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Their deaths were prevented because we vaccinated their older siblings.
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Adults need to get vaccinated to protect children and babies.
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It'd do even more good if more women were vaccinated.
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Officials said 95 percent of those eligible have been vaccinated.
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The dogs had recently been vaccinated and registered, he said.
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Is it possible to contract measles if you've been vaccinated?
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Is there any way I can help him get vaccinated?
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"It's not too late to get vaccinated," the agency says.
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After our daughter turned one, I started having her vaccinated.
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"Measles is preventable and the way to end this outbreak is to ensure that all children and adults who can get vaccinated, do get vaccinated," said CDC Director Robert Redfield in a statement Thursday.
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But some people, like children under one year old and those who can't be vaccinated for medical reasons, rely on the rest of us being vaccinated to keep the notoriously contagious virus from spreading.
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"Specifically in autism, and other neurodevelopmental disorders in kids, our analyses show that there is higher prevalence of autism in kids that have been vaccinated than in kids that haven't been vaccinated," he said.
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"When you look at people who are not fully vaccinated or who are too young to be vaccinated or [who lose immunity following childhood cancer] — those rates are accumulating," Omer explained in an interview.
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In a statement, Sanofi said the long-term safety evaluation of the vaccines showed significantly fewer hospitalizations due to dengue in vaccinated people over 203 years old compared with those who had not been vaccinated.
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Though county health officials advise all at-risk parkgoers to make sure they've been vaccinated against measles, those who are not vaccinated, are pregnant, or have a weakened immune system should immediately contact their doctor.
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"Measles is preventable and the way to end this outbreak is to ensure that all children and adults who can get vaccinated, do get vaccinated," CDC Director Robert Redfield said in a statement on Thursday.
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He said the island's population is believed to be well-vaccinated.
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Zero, because people should be vaccinated, it's as simple as that.
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That's not to say people shouldn't get vaccinated, according to Fauci.
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At no point in time do they regret not getting vaccinated.
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To stop transmission, 95% of a population needs to be vaccinated.
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The majority of people who get measles have not been vaccinated.
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Even if you get vaccinated, you can still get the flu.
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What if you don't get vaccinated by the end of October?
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"They've built a large vaccinated population in affected areas," Aylward said.
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Nearly all of the people who became ill were not vaccinated.
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I'm getting vaccinated today and I ask that you join me.
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The other 10% were vaccinated with either one or two doses.
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Some locals have hidden sick relatives or refused to be vaccinated.
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Compare that to 23 cases in 6,004 subjects who weren't vaccinated.
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They all accepted to be vaccinated on Sunday the ministry said.
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"People still need to be vaccinated to maintain elimination," he said.
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Protect your neighbors by making sure your family is vaccinated immediately.
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Unfortunately, American girls and boys are being vaccinated at suboptimal rates.
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About three-quarters of those kids weren't vaccinated, the CDC says.
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But sometimes doing something reduces risk, like having your kids vaccinated.
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Most recent outbreaks have occurred among vaccinated people, according to Patel.
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She also traveled to Senegal, where she vaccinated thousands of children.
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It advises visitors from abroad to get vaccinated for yellow fever.
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All children should be fully vaccinated (two shots) before attending kindergarten.
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Most measles cases are occurring in unvaccinated or under-vaccinated individuals.
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Then parents and caregivers can allow their children to be vaccinated.
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But that doesn't mean you should avoid getting your child vaccinated.
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If it's children that are not being vaccinated, then why not?
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If you get vaccinated, you might become infected with the virus.
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Now that I'm 18, where do I go to get vaccinated?
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She said that both of her sons at Waldorf were vaccinated.
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None of those vaccinated became ill, the Congolese health ministry said.
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" As an example: "I wasn't vaccinated, and I turned out fine.
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Then, as soon as possible, health officials vaccinated all medical personnel.
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Two percent had been vaccinated with an unknown number of doses.
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Fewer than half the world's children are vaccinated for the infection.
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Maybe they don't know the reason why we should be vaccinated.
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Doctors Without Borders vaccinated residents of Matadi, the Congo border city.
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We need to get people vaccinated, tested, and into appropriate care.
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Secondly, more teenagers in our country should be vaccinated against HPV.
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"It's really not too late to get vaccinated," Dr. Fry said.
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A court ordered that the children in those churches be vaccinated.
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So if you're not vaccinated, it's extremely easy to catch measles.
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Researchers used data on live births among women in a large health maintenance organization, including 23,847 babies born to mothers who had been vaccinated against the flu and 143,540 born to mothers who were not vaccinated.
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If you were born in 1957 or later, and believe you were vaccinated but lack medical records detailing exactly which shot or shots you got — you are probably immune, especially if you were vaccinated after 1968.
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That would have allowed the private schools and centers to decide for themselves whether they wanted to accept non-vaccinated students as long as they disclosed to all students their vaccinated rate in that particular school.
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According to the World Health Organization, 95 percent of a population needs to be vaccinated to provide "herd immunity," a form of indirect protection that prevents infection in people too young or sick to be vaccinated.
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"We encourage everyone to get their children, and themselves, vaccinated to prevent illness and the spread of disease to others in the community who are relying on those of us who can get vaccinated to protect them."
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The global vaccine coverage goals are crucial because diseases can't infect or spread through vaccinated people — so if enough people are vaccinated, a pathogen won't be able to find a new host and will eventually die off.
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It's not just because I love my kids that I vaccinated them.
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The WHO recommended last week that foreign travelers get vaccinated before visiting.
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She also encouraged St. Lucians to get themselves and their children vaccinated.
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They identified which village had smallpox and vaccinated everyone in that village.
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Babies older than 6 months should get vaccinated with a traditional shot.
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At least the government makes sure everybody, including El Caballo, gets vaccinated.
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Mukarumongi says parents eventually "surrendered" and allowed their daughters to be vaccinated.
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None of those affected in Indonesia had been vaccinated against the disease.
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Many Brazilians have had dengue or have been vaccinated against yellow fever.
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In short, a population that's highly vaccinated protects the community's most vulnerable.
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Trump was tweeting about "illegals" being vaccinated and ISIS beheading people.14.
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Why is it making a comeback now, when most children are vaccinated?
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So even if you are vaccinated, you need to practice primary prevention.
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In Afghanistan, militants blocked tens of thousands of children from being vaccinated.
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However, 3,477 -- or 53% -- ended up not getting vaccinated, the data revealed.
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Along with UNICEF, it has vaccinated children around Ibb against the disease.
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It vaccinated children against measles, which can be deadly in under-fives.
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But that way, vaccinated people will be protected for only six months.
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At the same time, women who were vaccinated had no additional risk.
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More than 100m people have been vaccinated since it started in 2007.
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After more than five million Angolans were vaccinated, cases in Luanda dropped.
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MYTH: If you're vaccinated against HPV, you can skip your Pap test
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With more than five million Angolans vaccinated, cases in Luanda have dropped.
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Make sure you and your family are fully vaccinated before traveling internationally.
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Most had been fully vaccinated against the disease, according to their universities.
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Firstly, we need to identify the susceptible population -- who is not vaccinated?
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Vaccinated, purring death with green eyes, death that thinks shoelaces are mice.
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Nearly 12,000 health workers and contacts of known victims have been vaccinated.
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So the bacteria could spread to other people, including those not vaccinated.
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The best way for everyone to protect themselves is to get vaccinated.
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Or mentioned that her son is worried about not having been vaccinated?
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Of those children, three in four had not been vaccinated, she said.
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And the time to get vaccinated hasn't yet passed, the CDC assured.
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Mexico has recommended that its citizens be vaccinated before traveling to Italy.
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The presence of vaccinated people helps slow the spread of the virus.
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In any year, even when you're vaccinated, you can get the flu.
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The vast majority of people who contract measles have not been vaccinated.
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So I haven't been vaccinated because I don't do direct clinical care.
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Research published last September also found that the younger siblings of children with autism were less likely to be vaccinated, and that parents were more likely to report side effects with their younger children who did get vaccinated.
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The idea is that enough people in a population — or herd — must be vaccinated to protect the vulnerable who cannot be vaccinated, because they are newborns or because they are being treated for cancer with radiation or drugs.
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"Measles is preventable, and the way to end this outbreak is to ensure that all children and adults who can get vaccinated do get vaccinated," said Robert Redfield, the director of the CDC, said in a news release Thursday.
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More and more, parents were opting school-age children out of getting vaccinated.
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Cross said she plans to get their 12-year-old twin daughters vaccinated.
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Get vaccinated, because you protect yourself and you protect the people around you.
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In Angola, 2.4 million people have been vaccinated, making 11.6 million in all.
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So if you need more reason to get vaccinated, that's a good reason.
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Why, they wondered, would their girls be getting vaccinated now, at this age?
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That risk is even smaller for people who have been vaccinated against it.
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Ezekiel had never been vaccinated, and neither have the Stephans' three other children.
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However, women who are pregnant but don't yet realize it are sometimes vaccinated.
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In this particular chain, the measles stopped with the vaccinated 21-year-old.
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In contrast, 62.5% of the vaccinated animals were still alive a day later.
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The more people get vaccinated, the less flu can spread among a community.
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The CDC recommends that everyone age 6 months and older get vaccinated annually.
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The boy's twin brother, and the rest of his family, had been vaccinated.
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In the DRC, health workers and other Ebola responders will also be vaccinated.
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After this, Ghost would be spayed, microchipped, vaccinated and put up for adoption.
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By comparison, 219 percent of their American counterparts were vaccinated at the time.
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The CDC also said that 80 percent of those children were not vaccinated.
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Pennsylvania Received citation for sale of underage puppies; some dogs not properly vaccinated.
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The bus driver and the 1303 other passengers will be vaccinated on Monday.
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As hundreds of thousands of children had by then vaccinated, people were outraged.
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Experts say about 95% of people must be vaccinated to make communities immune.
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The child had been vaccinated and is now fully recovered from the disease.
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"This person came from another place and was not vaccinated," he told Reuters.
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It becomes less mobile, and this benefits the entire population, vaccinated and unvaccinated.
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In the DRC, health workers and other Ebola responders are also being vaccinated.
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The CDC recommends that everyone 20173 months and older get vaccinated every year.
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Do you think you will make the choice to have your children vaccinated?
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"But it's certainly worth the effort to have your child vaccinated for rotavirus."
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Related: Our Student Opinion question from March 2019, Should All Children Be Vaccinated?
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In Washington, at least, there's been a mad rush to get kids vaccinated.
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KANDAHAR, Afghanistan — At just 2 years old, Madina had been vaccinated seven times.
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They need to get vaccinated to protect older people and the immuno-compromised.
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It's still not too late to be vaccinated against flu, Dr. Garg said.
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The 2015 law was initially a success — more kids entering schools were vaccinated.
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One way to reduce your chances of getting shingles is to get vaccinated.
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"The question is why people weren't vaccinated in these areas," Dr. Alves said.
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They were spayed, vaccinated, and given full checkups before Williams took them in.
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There were 23 Ebola cases among the thousands of others not immediately vaccinated.
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Likewise, Americans estimate that 35 percent of the world's children have been vaccinated.
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Officials there banned children not vaccinated against measles from public spaces last month.
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VACCINATED: One Man's Quest to Defeat the World's Deadliest Diseases, by Paul Offit.
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It is awesome that you and your friends have been vaccinated against HPV.
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In total, 13 children and five pregnant women in the community were vaccinated.
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Salama said 8,000 to 10,000 people would be vaccinated in the first phase.
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Even more importantly, the more people who get vaccinated, the more we increase "herd immunity," or the chances of protecting even those in a community who can't or shouldn't be vaccinated (like newborn babies or people with allergies to vaccine ingredients).
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San Bernardino officials are urging pregnant women to get the Tdap vaccine between 27 and 36 weeks of pregnancy because the vaccinated mother can transfer pertussis antibodies that help protect the baby until they are old enough to get vaccinated.
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There is mounting evidence that vaccine protection diminishes over the course of a single season since getting the flu shot, meaning an individual vaccinated in early September may be more vulnerable than someone vaccinated in late October when flu season hits.
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Before six months, babies born to vaccinated mothers were about 221 percent less likely to have flu symptoms and 2100 percent less likely to have confirmed infections than infants born to women who didn't get vaccinated during pregnancy, the study found.
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Children cannot attend nursery schools unless they are vaccinated, and parents of elementary and middle school pupils risk fines of up to 500 euros if they don't have doctor's notes showing that their children were vaccinated against the required diseases.
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Yonas Tegegn Woldemariam, World Health Organization Country Representative to Uganda, said those who may have come in contact with the patient will be vaccinated and more than 8,000 people have been vaccinated against Ebola in high-risk areas in the country.
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Most Americans who get measles now are unvaccinated or under-vaccinated, Dr. Cohn said, because they grew up in a country where vaccination was not required, chose not to be vaccinated, are too young for vaccination or have compromised immune systems.
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It is no surprise, then, that in a recent survey only half of Americans said they intended to get vaccinated this season and only 63% of children 6 months to 17 years old got vaccinated last season, according to the CDC.
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Anyone in the 11 states listed who has eaten those blackberries and hasn't been vaccinated for hepatitis A should contact their healthcare provider about post-exposure prophylaxis, which can reduce the risk of infection for people who haven't been vaccinated.
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Although a high percentage of vaccinated people in one community can keep the virus from spreading, a concept known as herd immunity, the number of vaccinated people required to stop a virus as infectious as measles is close to 95%.
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Those who get vaccinated avoid the new strains, those who don't might get sick.
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I've taken care of kids with pertussis, with whooping cough, because they weren't vaccinated.
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To stop the spread, officials urge people to get vaccinated and to take precautions.
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People who are fully vaccinated against measles have very little risk of becoming infected.
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Children who can't be vaccinated for medical reasons are excluded from the ban altogether.
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The CDC recommends that just about everyone should be vaccinated against influenza every year.
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In a statement, the CDC continued to urge parents to get their children vaccinated.
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"In just 10 days, 7.7 million people were vaccinated using fractionated doses," Tomori noted.
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"We always encourage everybody to get vaccinated as soon as possible," asserts Dr. Moorjani.
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Separately, authorities have vaccinated more than 200 health workers and contacts of Ebola patients.
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Chany felt dismissed, then disappointed with herself for allowing the child to be vaccinated.
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Yet many jet-setters might overlook getting vaccinated for them before touring the world.
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The current study is a "really strong call to get people vaccinated," she added.
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In the 2013-14 season, more than 50 percent of pregnant women were vaccinated.
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"I have vaccinated baby pigs … and that's awful," he said after reading the tweet.
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At the time of delivery, researchers asked women if they'd been vaccinated during pregnancy.
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Chickenpox has become more rare since so many children have been vaccinated for it.
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This means ensuring that our population is as highly vaccinated against measles as possible.
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Still, even some people who have been vaccinated have become sick during an outbreak.
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Most of the people who got measles had not been vaccinated, the CDC said.
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"Most of these measles cases were unvaccinated or incompletely vaccinated individuals," the department added.
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About 2 million people were vaccinated in Kinshasa during campaigns in May and July.
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Then run away apologizing for the tuberculosis they now have to be vaccinated against.
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Plus, vaccinated people who end up getting sick tend to have less severe illnesses.
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"We are seeing it in a young and highly vaccinated population," Dr. Routh said. .
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What do you think about parents who choose not to have their children vaccinated?
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But when the security forces were absent, people would actually ask to be vaccinated.
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Since the outbreak was declared in August, more than 61,000 people have been vaccinated.
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However, doctors recommend getting vaccinated even if the shot fails to prevent the flu.
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As many as half of the home-schooled kids I encounter are not vaccinated.
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But the current recommendation is to go ahead and be vaccinated, Dr. Grohskopf said.
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He said they had been vaccinated; he did not say they had not been.
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All 120 people with any recent contact with the family were vaccinated, she said.
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So I turned to Reddit and said, 'where do I go to get vaccinated?
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Most rabbis would rule that such a child should not be vaccinated, he said.
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So far, 257 people — contacts of the pastor, and their contacts — have been vaccinated.
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"The requirement is just that you cannot enter school unless you're vaccinated," Cassidy said.
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"It would seem that everyone who's going to get vaccinated probably has," Lanza said.
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If adults were vaccinated as children, the CDC says they are protected for life.
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Why am I writing about this when I need to get vaccinated right now!!
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Almost all Rwandan adolescent girls are vaccinated against human papillomavirus, which causes cervical cancer.
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How many people in New York State have not been vaccinated for religious reasons?
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"I think if he had been vaccinated, he could have gotten the flu, but he probably wouldn't have gotten the secondary pneumonia," Bell said, referring to the known lower rate of flu complications in people who are vaccinated and still contract the disease.
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" He cited how many hospitals require that their employees be vaccinated "because they understand that herd immunity is important" and that a nurse who has not been vaccinated "can be a Typhoid Mary, if you will, bringing disease to many who are immunocompromised.
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For example, if a child's immune system is very weak, getting vaccinated might be dangerous.
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But coverage is patchy, and in some countries the majority of children are not vaccinated.
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Cats are trapped and taken to a veterinarian to be spayed or neutered and vaccinated.
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The group has been vaccinated and given vitamin B1 and IV drips, according to officials.
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Reports show Hispanics and Latinos are less likely to get vaccinated than other ethnic groups.
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Even the low-end threshold requires at least three in four people to get vaccinated.
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The CDC recommends just about everyone 6 months or older get vaccinated every flu season.
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In addition, Italy is experiencing anti-vaccine rhetoric throughout the country, leaving less children vaccinated.
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People vaccinated between 1963 and 1989 likely received only one dose of the modern vaccine.
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Italy's senate voted to overturn legislation that requires all children to be vaccinated against measles.
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Bee was interviewing Ethan Lindenberger, an Ohio teenager who got vaccinated against his parents' wishes.
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Anyone who has been exposed and has not been vaccinated should contact a doctor immediately.
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Health officials said everyone over the age of 6 months should be vaccinated for flu.
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He noted that the majority of cases are in children who have not been vaccinated.
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California law requires children to be vaccinated before they can enter school or child care.
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And when people are not getting vaccinated to save a few cents, others suffer, too.
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All have been vaccinated against two widespread chicken-killers—Newcastle disease and infectious bursal disease.
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If you're 15 or older and haven't been vaccinated before, you still need three doses.
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People are considered immune if they have been vaccinated or if they've had the measles.
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Unfortunately there's not much we can tell them beyond 'get vaccinated and wear a seatbelt.
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But what about people who get infected before they've had a chance to be vaccinated?
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October has consistently been the peak month, with 17 percent of people getting vaccinated then.
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They found that those who had been vaccinated were significantly less likely to have gonorrhea.
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Since my older daughter has been vaccinated, we had no fears of a family outbreak.
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Some 1.4 million will be vaccinated, starting with those in the most densely populated areas.
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With vaccines, however, evidence shows that unvaccinated children may catch infectious diseases from vaccinated children.
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Many have been going to Hong Kong and Macau instead, hoping to get vaccinated there.
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They saw children vaccinated with adult doses and multiple fingers crushed in spring-loaded doors.
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The CDC recommends travelers make sure they are vaccinated against the measles before traveling internationally.
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Getting vaccinated can largely prevent people from catching the disease, but there is no cure.
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Globally, 80 million people, both men and women, have been vaccinated, according to the PHE.
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About a third of all children vaccinated for flu have been given the nasal spray.
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But in Italy, the parents of children who have not been vaccinated will be fined.
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But coverage is patchy, and, in some countries, a majority of children are not vaccinated.
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" What Cassidy said: "The requirement is just that you cannot enter school unless you're vaccinated.
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Murthy even started a campaign with Sesame Street's Elmo to encourage kids to get vaccinated.
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Top officials, including Surgeon General Jerome Adams, have framed getting vaccinated as a social responsibility.
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Newborns who haven't been vaccinated, pregnant mothers, and people going through chemotherapy are all vulnerable.
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Last season's flu shot was only 40% effective, and only 37% of adults got vaccinated.
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So if we can get enough children in an area vaccinated, the virus dies off.
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About half of Americans don't get vaccinated -- including most children who die from the flu.
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He said that they had been vaccinated; he did not say they had not been.
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The vaccinated person's own cells then produce the protein, which sets off an immune response.
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" But she added: "It's not a choice for me, because my baby cannot be vaccinated.
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It's a law to wear your seatbelt, it should be a law to get vaccinated.
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If a spouse catches the flu, being vaccinated is the best protection, Dr. Rehm said.
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On Monday, the agency renewed an urgent call for parents to get their children vaccinated.
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Of course, I hope she joins the scientific mainstream and has her future children vaccinated.
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For more information about where to get vaccinated, New Yorkers can call 311, visit nyc.
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They're going to be less likely to go to a free clinic and get vaccinated.
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About 3,200 people were vaccinated, and new cases faded out after only about three months.
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But even among those women, about a third did not get vaccinated, the report said.
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More than 360 people were vaccinated before Monday, said a Health Ministry spokeswoman, Jessica Ilunga.
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Of those, 3,477 were not vaccinated at the consultation, most for legitimate reasons, including pregnancy.
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The hope was that vaccinated teens who were not yet infected would stay that way.
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It's these pockets where we're seeing huge numbers of kids not being vaccinated [that matter].
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About 80 percent of the children who died from the flu last season weren't vaccinated.
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To keep our children and communities safe, I urge all New Yorkers to get vaccinated.
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Some students were admitted "conditionally" — that is, not fully vaccinated but planning to be soon.
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But Justice John Harlan wrote for the majority that individuals could not be forcibly vaccinated.
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Even fining people for refusing to be vaccinated has a complex history, Dr. Salmon said.
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To be clear: Vaccines are safe, and not getting vaccinated enables the disease to spread.
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In the poll, the top three reasons parents cited for not getting their children vaccinated, according to Clark, were that they were concerned about side effects, that it doesn't work very well and that their currently healthy child does not need to be vaccinated.
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Yet some immunization efforts carry the very rare risk of causing polioviruses to circulate in areas where many people might not yet be vaccinated or areas that were poorly vaccinated -- an event that could lead to new cases of disease while trying to demolish it.
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Researchers found no meaningful differences in the risk of fevers, repeat hospitalizations, checkups for infections, or outpatient visits during the first week after discharge between people who got vaccinated during their hospital day and those who did so at other times or never got vaccinated.
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"Now, children who are not vaccinated will endanger other children at school who are too small for vaccines or cannot be vaccinated because they suffer from immunosuppressive diseases," said Dr. Roberto Burioni, a professor of microbiology and virology at San Raffaele University in Milan.
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Despite extensive research proving the safety of the vaccine, people are choosing not to get vaccinated.
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Another possibility is that not enough people are being vaccinated to maintain so-called herd immunity.
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In 203, the then 220-year-old Ernestine Muhoza was vaccinated against HPV at her school.
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"Whoever does not get their child vaccinated, faces up to 2,500 euros in fines," he added.
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Infants under the age of one cannot be vaccinated, making them particularly vulnerable to the disease.
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In fact, the CDC said in December that most cases have been occurring among vaccinated people.
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Thirteen children and five pregnant women were vaccinated in the area that lacks basic healthcare system.
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Any child who is not fully vaccinated can become seriously sick if exposed to a disease.
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Wheeler had her oldest daughter fully vaccinated and her eldest son has some of his vaccinations.
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It takes two weeks after the flu shot to be fully protected, so go get vaccinated!
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Andrew Cuomo signed legislation requiring schoolchildren to be vaccinated statewide, even if parents have religious objections.
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"I've never vaccinated that many … I did 91 in one day," staff member Alex Maloney said.
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" Jubilee's video on the vaccine debate — "Pro-Vaccine vs Anti-Vaccine: Should Your Kids Get Vaccinated?
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In particular, Buttigieg believes exemptions are appropriate for people who can't be vaccinated for medical reasons.
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The child had not been vaccinated and was otherwise healthy, with no known underlying medical conditions.
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The CDC recommends everyone over 6 months of age get vaccinated by the end of October.
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Some children, including those who have cancer or organ transplants, for example, cannot be safely vaccinated.
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The top reason for not getting vaccinated against influenza was the belief the vaccine wasn't effective.
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If everyone who can get vaccinated does, outbreaks are small to non-existent, the CDC says.
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But when someone with measles visits a community that isn't adequately vaccinated, the outbreak can metastasize.
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Of course, my kids got vaccinated — I took them to the doctor when they were babies.
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"The best advice you can give anybody is to tell them to get vaccinated," he says.
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When enough people aren't vaccinated, we lose "herd immunity" and the entire community is at risk.
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So if we could persuade everyone to get vaccinated, we'd ... It's an uphill battle these days.
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Some 245.6 percent of those losses were tied to people who chose not to get vaccinated.
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Later studies found that the symptoms were equally likely whether patients had been vaccinated or not.
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Someone vaccinated with it excretes the weakened form of the virus for a couple of weeks.
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"Absolutely, all children in America should be vaccinated," said Rubio according to an NBC News report.
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In his practice, "it's at least 60% or 70%" of parents who get their kids vaccinated.
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More than 20 million children were vaccinated in March of this year, according to Pakistani authorities.
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For everyone to be protected from measles, everyone who can get vaccinated needs to do so.
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"I'd like to see more people get vaccinated," Redfield said at an event in New York.
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The WHO said more than 500 people including health workers have been vaccinated against the disease.
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Measles can quickly spread when it reaches a community where significant numbers of people aren't vaccinated.
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Developing any vaccine means stimulating the immune system to recognise the thing to be vaccinated against.
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It is often a harbinger of other outbreaks such as diphtheria in an under-vaccinated population.
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Just four of those people infected 22 others, and most of them were reportedly not vaccinated.
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We urge everyone to protect their children and their fellow New Yorkers by getting vaccinated immediately.
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Pet owners can discuss with a veterinarian whether their dogs should be vaccinated for the virus.
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These things could keep them from getting vaccinated at all, leaving them more vulnerable to infection.
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Less than 20203% of the country's population was thought to have been vaccinated before today's outbreak.
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The department noted that most deaths from the flu occur in people who are not vaccinated.
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At the start of the study in 2010, about 12 percent of babies had vaccinated mothers.
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Nearly all states allow children to attend school even if they are not vaccinated, CNN noted.
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Over four flu seasons before the pandemic, about 2.2 percent of mothers got vaccinated during pregnancy.
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I got my son vaccinated with all three shots to protect him and his future partners.
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It's also normal if your child ends up catching the flu, even though they've been vaccinated.
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A vaccine for hepatitis A was created in 1995, but many adults have not been vaccinated.
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With outbreaks spreading, President Donald Trump on Friday stressed the need for Americans to get vaccinated.
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The dogs are between two and five years old, and have all been vaccinated and sterilised.
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If you do not have evidence of immunity -- and are not pregnant -- you should be vaccinated.
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The Centers for Disease Control recommends that all Americans older than 260 months get vaccinated annually.
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The disease has spread mostly among school-age children whose parents declined to get them vaccinated.
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Most people will be eager to get vaccinated if the coronavirus continues on its terrifying course.
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These researchers found no greater proportional incidence of the diagnosis between the vaccinated and unvaccinated children.
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A single person infected with measles can easily spread it to others who are not vaccinated.
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The prevalence of cancer-causing HPV strains has dropped markedly in women who have been vaccinated.
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The protective effect was strongest in the countries where more females of all ages were vaccinated.
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If more people are vaccinated, the chances the virus will break out anywhere are also lowered.
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We in the US are struggling to get 50 percent of teenagers vaccinated against cervical cancer.
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California, for example, has a law requiring all public and private school students to be vaccinated.
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It is a choice that endangers everyone, especially those too young or sick to be vaccinated.
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"If it's a mild illness, it's fine to go ahead and be vaccinated," Dr. Grohskopf said.
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Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern urged anyone who had not been immunized against measles to get vaccinated.
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Health authorities blame the measles outbreaks in recent years on people who refuse to get vaccinated.
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I believe that babies should be vaccinated pretty much as soon as they exit the womb.
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When he turned 18, Lindenberger turned to Reddit to get information on how to get vaccinated.
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The greatest damage was done to the children whose parents fearfully refused to have them vaccinated.
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Since 1989, guidelines have required that all travelers be vaccinated or demonstrate proof of being immune.
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Offit can't understand why Shine and other anti-vaxers would prefer dead children over vaccinated children.
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The CDC also encourages pregnant women who have not been vaccinated to do so during pregnancy.
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It is up to everyone around young babies to ensure that they've been vaccinated, Bell said.
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And with increasing numbers, vaccinated people may be starting to wonder just how protected they are.
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The CDC points the finger at travelers introducing the virus into tight-knit, under-vaccinated communities.
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Those people could pay $1,000 if the summonses are upheld and they still haven't gotten vaccinated.
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About 78 percent of the kindergarten through high school population is vaccinated, according to state figures.
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In 2014, for California over all, about 93 percent of entering kindergartners were vaccinated for measles.
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Children vaccinated against chickenpox had a 78 percent lower rate of shingles than their unvaccinated peers.
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He said he often reminded Orthodox parents that there was no religious objection to getting vaccinated.
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If people exposed to the virus aren't vaccinated, measles' R03 can be as high as 18.
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The travelers returned to the US and spread it among unvaccinated or under-vaccinated New Yorkers.
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Public health officials have managed to get more than 295,2600 people vaccinated as of this writing.
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It's been one year since Australia implemented a controversial vaccination policy — if your kids aren't vaccinated, you won't receive a child care stipend — and it appears to be working: According to Brisbane's Courier-Mail, nearly 200,000 children who were not previously vaccinated were immunized in 2016.
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"The cholera vaccine in the US is new, and while everyone should be vaccinated against measles, whether or not they are traveling, not everyone needs to be vaccinated against cholera," said Dr. Jason Harris, associate professor of pediatrics at Harvard Medical School and Massachusetts General Hospital.
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As the illness threatens Portland, health officials are worried because much of Oregon isn't vaccinated to the extent that they'd experience "herd immunity," or a situation in which 93 to 95 percent of any community is vaccinated against the spread of contagious diseases to vulnerable populations.
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That included children between 6 and 93 months old who had not yet been vaccinated (unless the risk of exposure is high, children aren't usually vaccinated until they are a year old) and older children who had not yet received two doses of the MMR vaccine.
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The vaccine, which provides immunity within 30 days for 603% of people vaccinated, is safe and affordable.
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In communities with 95% or more of residents who are vaccinated against the virus, herd immunity works.
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The agency recommends getting vaccinated early, ideally by the end of October, before the flu starts spreading.
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Uganda has already vaccinated many frontline health workers and is relatively well prepared to contain the virus.
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Some families state on invitations to weddings and other events that only vaccinated people will be welcomed.
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Doctors learned that the hard way in 1928, when 12 children died after getting vaccinated for diphtheria.
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This means that if 100 vaccinated people are exposed to the mumps, 12 will still become sick.
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And if the kids in that area are not vaccinated, you could start the virus circulating again.
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Only 20% of the children who have died in the current season were already vaccinated, she said.
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At least 180 children, 80% of whom were not vaccinated, were killed and there were 900,000 hospitalizations.
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Patient Zero had not been fully vaccinated, but not because of any objection on his parents' part.
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As a result, relying on them would cause many more people to be vaccinated than could benefit.
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Overall, some 13 million people in Angola and 3 million in Congo have been vaccinated this year.
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"When you get vaccinated, you protect yourself and others in your family and community," the CDC advises.
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For them to be effective, individuals need to be vaccinated prior to being exposed to such viruses.
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When measles broke out, causing 1903,270 suspected cases, they rapidly vaccinated 135,000 children against measles and rubella.
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They found that a strain of the African swine fever virus protected 92% of orally vaccinated animals.
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By the numbers: DRC says they've vaccinated 13,844 people since they began vaccinating people on Aug. 8.
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Adults who never received the vaccine and who never had the measles should also be vaccinated immediately.
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We are urging them once again, now with the authority of law, to get their children vaccinated.
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All team members currently working at this restaurant have been vaccinated, and the restaurant was thoroughly sanitized.
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Bill told WLWT that his son is not vaccinated because it goes against the family's religious beliefs.
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Azar also noted that President Trump and all the medical experts on the stage had been vaccinated.
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Getting vaccinated, he says, fits this duty to protect others in the community who cannot protect themselves.
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The boy's doctor confirmed that he had not been vaccinated against measles and died of the disease.
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Schaffner said the most notable point was the recommendation that everyone 6 months and older get vaccinated.
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But they assert their power by believing in quack remedies and refusing to get their children vaccinated.
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Some 300 to 400 people would be vaccinated against the disease in an initial phase, he said.
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It takes 10 days for the body to mount an immune response to Ebola after getting vaccinated.
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The animals are captured so they can be spayed or neutered, vaccinated and returned to their colony.
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Using mice that had been genetically engineered to develop Alzheimer's, the team vaccinated the animals against amyloid.
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For measles, this requires that we have at least 95 percent of our population vaccinated against measles.
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The Department of Education could offer financial incentives to schools that consistently demonstrate a highly vaccinated population.
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There is also limited medical aid in the camps, and most refugees from Myanmar were never vaccinated.
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For now, Narwhal is still waiting to get neutered and vaccinated before being put up for adoption.
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But the woman herself was vaccinated, though not to the same degree as many people are now.
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In one study the researchers looked at, the risk was 35 times that of the vaccinated population.
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Libby Nelson: Most, if not all, of the students getting mumps recently had been vaccinated as kids.
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Measles may once again become common in places previously measles-free, as fewer children are being vaccinated.
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Even though 97 percent of her fellow students had been vaccinated, 403 ended up contracting the disease.
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Following the deadliest flu season in decades last year, doctors have begun urging Americans to get vaccinated.
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The big concern with anti-vaccine skepticism is that it may stop some people from getting vaccinated.
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Other countries had rival products, and millions of children were vaccinated in trials testing various multidose combinations.
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Nationally, since the mid-1990s, more than 91 percent of American children have been vaccinated against measles.
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I now have a solid idea of how many home-schooled kids I know who aren't vaccinated.
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Texas was the worst state for flu shots, with just 26% of residents getting vaccinated last year.
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Most of the cases involved children between 1 and 10 years old who had not been vaccinated.
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About 95 percent of those sickened were unvaccinated, incompletely vaccinated, or did not know their vaccination status.
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Even if you get the flu, there's evidence that being vaccinated can reduce the symptoms you experience.
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It's especially important for grandparents and others who have contact with infants too young to be vaccinated.
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In the current Congo outbreak, the WHO says more than 111,000 people have been vaccinated since August.
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"Getting vaccinated does not mean you won't get sick, but it can lessen your illness," Adams said.
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First, a vaccinated child is less likely to suffer serious harm from exposure to the relevant pathogen.
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Rwanda has a higher share of girls vaccinated to prevent cervical cancer than the United States does.
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Experts say flu symptoms can be less severe in individuals who are vaccinated but still become ill.
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Of course, what's hazardous is not being vaccinated; that's why vaccines were created in the first place.
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That adds to the 13 million in Angola and 3 million in Congo already vaccinated this year.
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Measles has spread so rapidly in Samoa because only a small proportion of children has been vaccinated.
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He is wholeheartedly on board with the idea of getting vaccinated for a host of childhood diseases.
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It is imperative that every member of our community protect themselves and their families by getting vaccinated.
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The vaccine may also reduce the severity of symptoms if you catch the flu despite getting vaccinated.
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Too young to be vaccinated, Riley relied on herd immunity -- the vaccinations of others -- to protect him.
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Trump, Taleb has said, is "heavily vaccinated because of his checkered history" — nothing new can shame him.
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But most of the children who have died this year have not been vaccinated, the report said.
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They are too young to be vaccinated, Vicky Sheppeard, NSW Health's director of communicable diseases, told CNN.
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Bee transformed into a cheerleader who had been convinced by her mom that getting vaccinated is wrong.
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Only 18% of the school's students are fully vaccinated, a school official told the local health department.
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In fact, 86 percent of all 1-year-olds have been vaccinated against diphtheria, tetanus and pertussis.
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Into a frightened populace stepped doctors and nurses, who cared for the sick and vaccinated the healthy.
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Vaccinated people essentially act as barriers to outbreaks, since diseases can't pass through them and infect others.
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According to immunization guidelines, children should get vaccinated against 14 potentially serious diseases before their second birthday — but a number of very young children in the US have not been vaccinated against any of these diseases, according to the report, which looked at children aged 19 to 17.23 months.
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He said a friend of his wife's was vaccinated as a child but also recently caught the virus.
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" She added, though, that the "facts are in about measles ... and we need to get our kids vaccinated.
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In December, the CDC said that most of the individual state outbreaks had been occurring among vaccinated people.
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Most all of the cases involve children between 1 and 10 years old who had not been vaccinated.
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The committee also voted unanimously to recommend that people ages 1 or older with with HIV be vaccinated.
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This year, the CDC recommends that everyone 6 months or older get vaccinated by the end of October.
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Most people are vaccinated with the measles, mumps and rubella shot that's 97% effective when given both doses.
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Racing was initially cancelled on Thursday after three cases were identified in vaccinated horses from an active yard.
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Educators and people coming into close contact with children at schools also need to be vaccinated, Spahn said.
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"I'd like to see more people get vaccinated," Redfield told the AP at an event in New York.
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Any individual who is unsure of their vaccination status is also recommended to be vaccinated before international travel.
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"That's why it's important to get vaccinated before there is significant flu activity in the region," he says.
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"These children, they will not be vaccinated, so the disease which was eradicated will emerge again," he said.
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Sanofi did have blood samples from nearly all of the children but only after they had been vaccinated.
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"It should be started as early as possible and shouldn't depend on whether someone was vaccinated or not."
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We referenced tetanus in the beginning, which most children are vaccinated against by the time they reach school.
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Among high-income countries, the United States topped the list of children not vaccinated with the first dose.
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After that, they are often useless if the patient has had dengue or been vaccinated against yellow fever.
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Employees are offered free Hepatitis A and B vaccinations, but workers can not be required to be vaccinated.
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However, she worries it could embolden parents who refuse to have their children vaccinated, known as anti-vaxxers.
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In more than 60 countries girls are routinely vaccinated against the strains that cause the majority of cases.
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At least 95% of people must be vaccinated to stop its spread (a threshold known as "herd immunity").
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One positive since the measles outbreak is that more Somali-immigrant children are getting vaccinated than ever before.
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Students who live in university housing will also be required to show they've been vaccinated for bacterial meningitis.
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Unvaccinated children can become infected by the traces of the virus shed by those who have been vaccinated.
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In that time, nearly 164,000 people have been vaccinated with an experimental Ebola vaccine being developed by Merck.
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Outbreaks can occur in communities where there is not a high enough percentage of people who are vaccinated.
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Many of these result in anatomic changes during prenatal development (pregnancy), meaning well before children ever get vaccinated.
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The CDC recommends everyone over the age of 6 months to get vaccinated each year, with rare exceptions.
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"I'd like to see more people get vaccinated," CDC Director Robert Redfield told the AP in an interview.
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Older children already in school will have until July 21, 24, to prove that they have been vaccinated.
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The CDC recommends that everyone, including infants 6 to 11 months old, should be vaccinated before international travel.
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The immunization campaign, which targets children under 15 years old, has already vaccinated 845 children, according to WHO.
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Gavi has vaccinated nearly 700 million children who now have a much better chance at a good life.
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That doesn't necessarily mean everyone born before 1989 should immediately rush out and get vaccinated with MMR again.
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Children with vaccine exemptions are at much greater risk of being infected with measles than fully vaccinated children.
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The infection flourished mostly among unvaccinated children and adults who did not know if they had been vaccinated.
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Plus there is still time to get vaccinated since flu season typically lasts until March and sometimes May.
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Consumers must make sure they and their children are vaccinated, which helps prevent infections in the first place.
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Yet less than 123 percent of children and only 212 percent of adults were vaccinated last flu season.
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Days later, New York lawmakers proposed a bill that would allow teenagers to get vaccinated without parental consent.
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Residents will be asked only how many children are in the household and whether they have been vaccinated.
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Nationwide, the number of children getting vaccinated has remained "high and stable" for several years, the CDC said.
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Two parents who said they had not vaccinated their children declined to give their names, citing privacy concerns.
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When children arrived at Tornillo, they got vaccinated, filled out papers, and handed over prohibited items, like phones.
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But unlike the worrying recent outbreaks of measles, these students aren't getting sick because they didn't get vaccinated.
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He pleaded, insisting that he was religious, too, but still made sure all his young children were vaccinated.
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They ignore all these terrible pockets where we have large numbers of school-age children not being vaccinated.
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Right now, my children are old enough to be fully vaccinated and so they largely are safe socializing.
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An image on social media makes the claim that "America" has vaccinated cattle against coronavirus "for years" ( here ) .
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Sure enough, tests showed more active T cells lingering in the lungs of monkeys vaccinated the new way.
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In 10 weeks, some 48 million people g0t vaccinated out of fear that another global outbreak was coming.
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It requires the animals to be sterilized, vaccinated and taken back to the place where they were found.
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Between 2004 and 2018, about 1.2 million street animals were neutered and 1.5 million vaccinated across the country.
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Fewer than 1 in 10,000 vaccinated people, mostly adolescents, will faint, perhaps related to fear of the injection.
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Now that he's been vaccinated, his next goal is to change his parents' minds about his younger siblings.
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We were talking about how flu season is coming up, and we know that they're not getting vaccinated.
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One million Americans will get shingles in the coming year; the C.D.C. wants seniors to get vaccinated now.
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The more people that are vaccinated against the flu, the less likely it is to spread to others.
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Dr. Vincent Iannelli, a pediatrician, told CNN his daughter, who is "healthy and fully vaccinated," attended the competition.
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Already this year we've vaccinated more mares with birth control than the bureau did all of last year.
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She didn't realize she needed to get the girls vaccinated again for the new 2019-2020 flu season.
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They also hope to train him as a therapy dog once he grows up and is fully vaccinated.
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The following day, several family members volunteered to get vaccinated and apologies were made to the response team.
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He recalled Trump sharing that he'd seen children of his employees exhibit symptoms of autism after being vaccinated.
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Yet the federal agency recommends getting vaccinated early, ideally by the end of October, before flu starts spreading.
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Many migrants are being vaccinated, particularly vulnerable populations such as children, the elderly, and those with chronic illnesses.
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Millions of Brazilians have been vaccinated as authorities scramble to prevent the outbreak from turning into an epidemic.
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Older children and adults, even if they've never been vaccinated, may have developed natural immunity through previous infections.
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Sonne, for instance, uploaded a video of cows being vaccinated, which included a rectal exam of a heifer.
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He said he intentionally infected each of his nine children with chicken pox, rather than have them vaccinated.
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According to the Belfer report, American forces in Korea since 2004 have been vaccinated against smallpox and anthrax.
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Fifty-five of the 63 confirmed cases in Clark County have come from patients who were not vaccinated.
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Remember, some people can't be vaccinated for medical reasons: infants, pregnant women and people who are immune compromised.
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During a smallpox outbreak, he refused to let himself or his son be vaccinated and was fined $21800.
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Across Canada, girls have been getting HPV shots for years, but in most places, boys still aren't vaccinated.
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And the virus can still spread among young children who haven't received a full course of the vaccine (currently, children are vaccinated for measles, mumps, and rubella via two shots of a single vaccine), as well as among those who choose not to have themselves or their children vaccinated at all.
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A ten-year-old piece of research from Mongolia, where temperatures in winter can be as low as -55°C, found that children vaccinated against hepatitis B in winter months were more than twice as likely to be diagnosed subsequently with that disease than were those vaccinated in other months.
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"I'm worried about those who choose not to be vaccinated, it is the most important thing that we can do to prevent the spread of an outbreak like this so again we just encourage everyone to make sure that they are vaccinated," Ardern was quoted saying by Radio New Zealand.
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And I know lots of chiropractors with healthy children that are in fact have higher IQs than many of the children that are vaccinated and they don't suffer from all of the ear infections and all of the chronic problems that a lot of the children that are vaccinated do.
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In less than 22000 percent of vaccinated people, their immune systems just don't kick in even with the shots.
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The travelers returned to the US and spread it among unvaccinated or under-vaccinated communities in New York state.
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Millions of Brazilians have been vaccinated as health authorities scramble to prevent the outbreak from turning into an epidemic.
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How to halt an outbreak Officials urge people to get vaccinated and to take precautions to stop the spread.
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As more children have been vaccinated and the school vaccination rates have reached 95 percent, those numbers have dropped.
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But with an 11-month-old daughter who hasn't yet been vaccinated, she doesn't want to take any risks.
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After the end of passive immunity (a few weeks), pets need to be vaccinated ('active immunity') to remain protected.
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First, public health experts criticized the state for allowing children to go to school even if they're not vaccinated.
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Andrew Cuomo, a Democrat, signed legislation that requires schoolchildren to be vaccinated, even if their parents have religious objections.
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More than 192,000 people have been vaccinated with V920 through compassionate use as of August 16, according to HHS.
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Under the strategy, every contact of an Ebola case including health workers and family members is traced and vaccinated.
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"Particularly if you're older, if you've got children, if you're pregnant, it's really important to get vaccinated," Bucks said.
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VH: I actually was not vaccinated as a child and my parents' decision, I grew up in rural Michigan.
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More recently, in Minnesota, a measles outbreak infected 78 people in 2017, the majority of whom were not vaccinated.
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It also caused the deaths of at least 180 children, 80% of whom were not vaccinated, per the CDC.
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Last year, at the Westside Waldorf School, in the Pacific Palisades, about four in ten kindergartners were fully vaccinated.
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Still, it's very unlikely for a vaccinated person to become ill even if they're in a community that's undervaccinated.
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Someone vaccinated with it who ingests the wild virus (say, by drinking contaminated water) is protected from the disease.
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Pregnant women should be vaccinated during the third trimester, the C.D.C. says, even if they have been immunized before.
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It recommends that everyone older than 6 months get vaccinated, unless they have health conditions that would prevent it.
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And she noted that adults with health insurance are two to five times more likely to be appropriately vaccinated.
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Experts say many middle-aged adults who were vaccinated in the early days won't know which one they got.
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Now, some are questioning whether they are properly vaccinated and whether they are still at risk for getting measles.
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Many of the refugees were not vaccinated against diphtheria as children so there is little immunity against the disease.
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Now such shindigs face dwindling guest lists as more people pay to be vaccinated against chickenpox and other diseases.
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The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) recommends that just about everyone over the age of six months get vaccinated.
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Though it was smaller than the current outbreak, it was largely associated with children not being vaccinated, he said.
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In 2015, a measles outbreak that started at Disneyland spread among those who were not vaccinated against the virus.
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The CDC reported that over 500 of the 704 reported measles cases were in patients who hadn't been vaccinated.
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Several pertussis cases also cropped up in highly vaccinated communities, suggesting waning immunity against the disease, the researchers note.
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The study comes as public health officials and lawmakers are increasingly calling on parents to get their children vaccinated.
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The idea is for parents to get their kids vaccinated long before they're exposed to HPV through sexual activity.
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Parents, especially in wealthier and more highly educated pockets of the country, are refusing to get their children vaccinated.
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In 1901, Boston was trying to fight off a smallpox outbreak by encouraging everyone in town to get vaccinated.
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This Your News Wire post, on the other hand, might kill people if it discourages them from getting vaccinated.
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Ghebreyesus said 2,200 people had been vaccinated, and that case management and tracing contacts of victims had gone well.
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Among men, social participation wasn't associated with developing the flu, and it didn't vary among vaccinated or unvaccinated men.
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But the scandal may still have damaging consequences because anxious parents are now reluctant to have their children vaccinated.
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As a result, vaccine-derived polio occurs in areas where not all children are vaccinated and sanitation is poor.
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Children could then be vaccinated and go to school, refugees could resettle and relief organizations could do their work.
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It has also come under pressure to block health hoaxes, including posts trying to dissuade people from getting vaccinated.
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The WHO advises travelers to countries where the disease is common to get vaccinated at least 10 days beforehand.
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Moreover, someone vaccinated with the oral vaccine excretes the weakened form of the virus for a couple of weeks.
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Some countries also recommend that women get vaccinated during each pregnancy because effectiveness of the shot wanes over time.
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In the US, routine vaccination ended in 1972, so most people born there after that year are not vaccinated.
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After the September 11 terror attacks, some first responders and members of the military were vaccinated as a precaution.
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Community immunity means enough people are vaccinated to prevent outbreaks in child care centers, schools, churches, towns and cities.
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The family still declined after the boy's stay in the hospital to have him vaccinated, according to the newspaper.
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People are also urged to check their records to determine if they have been vaccinated or previously had measles.
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In the UK, over 80% of women between the ages of 15 and 24 have been vaccinated against HPV.
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Even so, she said, doctors have to keep talking to the parents, and trying to get the children vaccinated.
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Ultimately, then, there's always a minority group that may not be vaccinated for one reason or another, Lahey said.
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For most healthy adults, the chance of getting the flu after being vaccinated largely depends on the vaccine itself.
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Of the 23 American children killed by the flu virus so far this season, just 603 had been vaccinated.
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Get your pets vaccinated against rabies, and if you think they've been bitten by a rabid animal, call 311.
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South Africa's agriculture ministry said on Monday it had quarantined and vaccinated around 15,000 cattle in the affected area.
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So that leaves roughly 15 to 20 percent of people who once were vaccinated who are now newly susceptible.
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This is not a position held by most prominent ultra-Orthodox rabbis, and most ultra-Orthodox Jews are vaccinated.
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Because there are people who cannot be vaccinated against deadly communicable diseases — infants, people with compromised immune systems, etc.
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By also employing screenings for older women who were not vaccinated, it aims to eliminate cervical cancer by 2020.
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"They just don't want their kids vaccinated because they bought into the nonsense on the internet," Mr. Dinowitz said.
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In fewer than five percent of vaccinated people, their immune systems just don't kick in even with the shots.
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At one house, a woman insisted that she didn't want her 3-year-old daughter, Mursal, to be vaccinated.
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Orthodox Jews in Britain and the United States also have big families and may struggle to keep everyone vaccinated.
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All children should be vaccinated at 12 to 15 months of age, and again from 4 to 6 years.
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If those rates increase substantially among vaccinated children, the W.H.O. may recommend rolling out the vaccine in more locations.
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According to the W.H.O., more than 111,000 people have been vaccinated against Ebola since the outbreak began in August.
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Most in the ultra-Orthodox community are vaccinated, and a vast majority of prominent rabbis support the vaccination requirements.
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Statistically, just 1% of kids are likely to have medical conditions that prevent them from being vaccinated, Pan said.
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Brazil's Bolsa Familia gives money to poor families who can prove their children are enrolled in school and vaccinated.
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Earlier in the discussion, Olsen told the caller she had vaccinated all her children, but wished she had not.
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Get Vaccinated or Leave School: 26,000 N.Y. Children Face a Choice Religious exemptions for vaccinations are no longer available.
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Why it matters: A number of people are deliberately not getting vaccinated, with some fighting new restrictions on exemptions.
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As soon as Lindenberger became a legal adult, he said, he decided to get vaccinated despite his parents' objections.
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His journey to get vaccinated, however, stemmed from him wanting to protect others against diseases as much as himself.
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That's why it is important for everyone to get vaccinated and protected and not skip or delay any vaccines.
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When people are vaccinated against the flu, they're protected from what can be a miserable and sometimes deadly disease.
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There was no association between miscarriage and vaccination among women who had not been vaccinated in the previous year.
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By October, more than 31 million people were vaccinated — but only by diluting each dose by five to one.
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When enough people are vaccinated, even those who can't be or aren't yet immunized are protected from the virus.
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Sixty-three children in the US have died from the flu; three-quarters of them had not been vaccinated.
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"If you're under 27," says Dr. Goldstone, "you should march yourself to the doctor and get vaccinated right now."
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"I understand that parents may be afraid of getting their children vaccinated," said Oxiris Barbot, the city's health commissioner.
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If the flu is circulating in the area where you live, it is not too late to get vaccinated.
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The vast majority of states allow families to opt out of getting vaccinated if they object on religious grounds.
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Every person who is successfully vaccinated reduces the potential sources of infection, thus reducing the risk to unvaccinated people.
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Cats with rabies acquired from wild animals now outnumber dogs with rabies, because so many dogs have been vaccinated.
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"He's right," said Leo Yesfriedman, a 33-year-old father of four who said he had his family vaccinated.
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Many Pakistani parents now refuse to get their children vaccinated, leading to a spike in polio cases in Pakistan.
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The idea is that female-only vaccination confers a "herd immunity," protecting boys and men who don't get vaccinated.
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For one thing, straight men who aren't vaccinated pose a risk to women who haven't gotten the shot, either.
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That meant getting vaccinated reduced a person's risk of having to go to the doctor by about a third.
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Beata Przeradzki told the Tribune that she is not worried because she witnessed first-hand when Koinis vaccinated her children.
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Here's what you need to know about getting vaccinated: The good news is many people don't have to pay anything.
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If you were vaccinated with two doses, the CDC says you have a 212% chance at being protected against measles.
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Those born before 1957 are assumed to have had measles and are therefore immune and don't need to be vaccinated.
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The ministry also said in a statement on Monday that the two effected farms had not vaccinated their cattle properly.
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So if you haven't been vaccinated, it's worth asking your doc about whether doing so would make sense for you.
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About 36 percent of religious women were fully vaccinated against HPV, compared to about 60 percent of non-religious women.
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All of the unvaccinated monkeys had detectable levels of the virus after exposure, while none of the vaccinated monkeys did.
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If you don't know whether you have had two doses, you can have a blood test or get vaccinated again.
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Herd immunity protects those who can't get vaccinated for medical reasons, such as young infants and people who are immunocompromised.
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Deaths have been reported in multiple states and health officials are urging people to get vaccinated as soon as possible.
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Even if you still get the flu after you get vaccinated, the shot will likely reduce the severity of symptoms.
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This means diseases can't spread through populations very easily, and it protects even those who aren't or can't be vaccinated.
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On Wednesday, New York similarly declared a state of emergency, requiring any person exposed to the virus to be vaccinated.
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Health officials have to find those who might have been in the infected space and verify if they've been vaccinated.
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People can get infected with multiple strains during the same flu season, Schuchat said, urging people to still get vaccinated.
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This year, Hinderliter is getting his flu shot for the first time — and encouraging others to get vaccinated as well.
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The news prompted an uproar in the Philippines, where more than 800,000 school-age children had been vaccinated in 2016.
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Encouraging people to get vaccinated marks a reversal for Trump, who has pushed false claims about vaccines in the past.
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Hotez said for measles, for example, 90%–95% of the population needs to be vaccinated for herd immunity to work.
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This is also why it's crucial to get vaccinated early, so that you're protected before the height of flu season.
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Right now, 93 percent of kids ages two to 11 in the US are vaccinated against measles, mumps, and rubella.
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Children are being vaccinated and illnesses cured, all courtesy of the National Health system, which provides health services for free.
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And nearly 800 of them, including 182 "high-risk contacts," got vaccinated over the past week, according to the WHO.
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"Rescued dogs are treated for radiation poisoning, as well as vaccinated for rabies and spayed and neutered," the statement added.
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Additionally, if a vaccinated dog does get infected, the disease is likely to be more mild and of shorter duration.
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During the recent campaigns in both countries, Angola vaccinated 22 million people, and Congo inoculated 14 million people, Salama said.
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A 2016 outbreak at an immigration detention center ballooned into a statewide outbreak when some employees refused to be vaccinated.
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Too young to be vaccinated, 24-month-old Shira Goldschmidt developed complications from the virus and had to be hospitalized.
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According to the CDC, the majority of cases of measles in the U.S. involved people who had not been vaccinated.
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People who have been vaccinated are unlikely to get meningitis or inflammation of the ovaries or testes, or partial deafness.
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Adults born before 1957 are assumed to have had measles and are therefore immune and don't need to be vaccinated.
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Vaccinated women benefitted the most; HPV was less prevalent in that group than in those who hadn't gotten the shot.
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"Like all vaccines, having a strong recommendation by the clinician is one of greatest predictors of getting vaccinated," Markowitz said.
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The kittens haven't been vaccinated yet, so people can't rub their faces in their furry little tummies oh my God.
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The previous year, in a quarter of schools too few children had been vaccinated against measles to confer herd immunity.
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Residents of three health zones in Kwango province, which abuts the Angolan border, will also be vaccinated during the campaign.
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Respiratory disease, however, nearly doubled a man's chance of getting the flu, regardless of whether he was vaccinated or unvaccinated.
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It's for this reason that the CDC in Maine is urging parents to make sure their kids have been vaccinated.
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Any other persons with potential exposure to Ebola, such as laboratory workers, surveillance and contact teams, will also be vaccinated.
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"I'd rather listen to a barn full of baby pigs being vaccinated … than Luke Bryan's new song," the tweet read.
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The Ebola response team, headed by the Congolese government, identified 120 contacts and vaccinated 20 on Thursday, the slide showed.
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All 18 passengers have been vaccinated, and the situation does not present any risk to the public, the representative added.
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Parkgoers who are not vaccinated, are pregnant, or have a weakened immune system are advised to contact their healthcare provider.
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Measles cases among once-vaccinated schoolchildren spiked in that year, leading medical authorities to mandate a second dose of vaccine.
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" Stefanowski said all three of his daughters were vaccinated and described it as "a choice my wife and I made.
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The strains came from the excretions of vaccinated children and were therefore much less infectious than other forms, experts say.
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Currently, British pets can get the passports, provided owners make sure the pets have microchips and are vaccinated against rabies.
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Still, he urged people to get vaccinated against the disease if they were not as children, according to the station.
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As long as flu is circulating in the area where you live, it is not too late to get vaccinated.
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The agency believes that the outbreak has been controlled and that the nation's population is adequately vaccinated against the disease.
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Its statement said that while 5.7 million people had been vaccinated against yellow fever, there is a global vaccine shortage.
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It is unclear what proportion are vaccinated against influenza, what their nutritional status is, and what their hydration status is.
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This is important because newborns are too young to be vaccinated and have to wait until they're 6 months old.
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And, yes, you need to get vaccinated annually because the flu virus changes each year, and so does the vaccine.
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In that case, doctors recommend that you get vaccinated in a medical setting such as a hospital or physician's office.
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About 90% of people potentially exposed to the virus have agreed to be vaccinated, which has proved efficient, he said.
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In November, 17 New York City kids came down with measles after it spread among unvaccinated or incompletely vaccinated children.
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In recent months, experts have been alarmed by an acceleration in infections, though more than 130,000 people have been vaccinated.
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Yet they have little choice but to chance exposing their yet-to-be-vaccinated babies any time they leave home.
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The folks who are choosing not to vaccinate their children or be vaccinated themselves are putting my child in danger.
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More than 210 cases were in people who had not been vaccinated, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said.
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But the risk was small — two extra cases per 266,29 previously uninfected people vaccinated, over five years of follow-up.
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My sister has four young children, none of whom she has had vaccinated out of fear that vaccines cause autism.
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As of Monday, 764 cases had been identified in 23 states, most of them in people who were never vaccinated.
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"Religious scholars across the country agree that children need to be vaccinated against polio," the minister was quoted as saying.
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More than 200,000 people have been vaccinated against the virus in the DRC along with health workers in surrounding countries.
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In a recent Italian study, eight kids out of 288 with HSP had been vaccinated within the previous 12 weeks.
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The university advises anyone who has not received two doses of the vaccine and a booster to get vaccinated now.
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I feel a responsibility to other parents of young children, especially parents of new babies who are not yet vaccinated.
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Half of all adults who do not get vaccinated, he said, do so because they believe the vaccines don't work.
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Jade DeLucia, a 4-year-old in Iowa, was not vaccinated this flu season and wound up in intensive care.
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It takes about 2 weeks to mount the response, so this is the perfect time of year to get vaccinated.
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That outbreak was quelled after health department officials caught nearly 500 raccoons around the park, vaccinated them and released them.
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Another reason to get children vaccinated: With their less than ideal hygiene, they're powerful at spreading the flu to others.
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Past research has shown that herpes zoster occurs more often in unvaccinated children than vaccinated ones, according to the authors.
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The animals were vaccinated through the nose with a wild-type flu virus or the mutant virus at different doses.
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The NEJM study, which includes data on 2,384 children who were vaccinated and 1,194 who were not, bears that out.
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Vaccines for yellow fever and measles prevent the possibility for transmission of disease by rendering those vaccinated immune to them.
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Recently, my 12-year-old nephew told me out of the blue that he wasn't vaccinated and wanted to be.
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On Friday, the health ministry said it had vaccinated close to 100,000 people since declaring the outbreak on Nov. 7.
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"We continue to recommend parents get their children vaccinated even though it's late in the season," Dr. Anne Schuchat said.
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The vaccine may also reduce the severity of symptoms if you get the flu despite getting vaccinated, according to experts.
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For staff, centers that had mandatory vaccination requirements for children were more likely to also require that caregivers be vaccinated.
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Researchers found that people vaccinated with the MeNZB were 31 percent less likely to get gonorrhea than those who weren't.
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They warned that Mr. Trump's actions would endanger children by confusing parents about the vital need to get them vaccinated.
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They found that over all, the vaccinated children had a 78 percent lower rate of shingles than their unvaccinated peers.
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Yet the US also doesn't require people to show a yellow fever card proving they've been vaccinated against the virus.
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At the time, cities in Massachusetts fined people $5 if they failed to get vaccinated against smallpox during an outbreak.
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People at high risk of complications from flu should get vaccinated every year, said Kwong, who wasn't involved in the study.
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Added to this, rumors that the vaccine could cause infertility made some parents reluctant to allow their daughters to be vaccinated.
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Instead, children who are not vaccinated on the regular schedule can be at risk for infectious diseases for a longer period.
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More than 110 have been vaccinated in rural Bikoro, where the outbreak began, and 70 in the even more remote Iboko.
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The agency is urging parents to have their children vaccinated, and for those traveling abroad to make sure they are immunized.
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As of Tuesday, all but five had been vaccinated, said Tresor Amiri, the World Health Organization's (WHO) vaccination chief in Goma.
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In 103, 77 percent of kids were completely vaccinated, but that dropped to 75.7 percent in 2016, according to state data.
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The CDC is recommending that everyone six months and older get vaccinated by the end of October, which is coming up.
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They discover that Joanna's friend, another child on the cruise, hadn't been vaccinated and became infected with measles during the trip.
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In 2016, California enacted a new law requiring that all students in the UC system be fully vaccinated before starting school.
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Starting today, the company will effectively begin blocking access to hashtags that return misinformation designed to dissuade people from getting vaccinated.
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Only children under nine months, pregnant women and mothers breastfeeding infants under six months will not be vaccinated, the statement added.
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The department encourages anyone who has not been vaccinated to get the flu shot, as the flu season is not over.
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Collaboration is vital, because camels must be diagnosed, quarantined and vaccinated as they enter the Gulf from the Horn of Africa.
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"Had the staff been vaccinated and had herd immunity, then there wouldn't have been any of these staff cases," Schryer said.
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Compared to the benefits of the flu shot, these risks are small and shouldn't deter the average person from getting vaccinated.
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If enough people don't get vaccinated, pathogens are much more likely to find suitable hosts and cause big outbreaks or epidemics.
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In Texas, there are more than 40,000 children who were not vaccinated for nonmedical reasons, a 19-fold increase since 2003.
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The airline's new rules require passengers with emotional support animals to prove that they have been well trained (and fully vaccinated).
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Everyone 6 months or older should be vaccinated for the 2016-17 flu season by October, according to the pediatricians' academy.
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Andrew Pollard, OVG's boss, recruited 9 adult volunteers, vaccinated them and then gave them a drink laced with live S. typhi.
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In Italy, parents can face a fine of about $600 if they can't prove their kids are vaccinated before starting school.
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The mutated virus can now be passed around in areas where few people have been vaccinated, sickening some along the way.
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If you weren't vaccinated as a child, you may need additional vaccines, added Orenstein, who was not involved in the guidelines.
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Two candidates, though, are being modified further so that researchers will be able to distinguish between infected pigs and vaccinated animals.
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"We found strong immune response in all 6 patients that were vaccinated," Dana Farber's Patrick Ott, a study author, told Axios.
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Officials in Bologna said that some 5,000 children in the city do not have proper documentation saying they have been vaccinated.
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Results of a trial using this technique with the Merck shot in Guinea showed 100 percent protection in those vaccinated immediately.
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He has been vaccinated and routinely takes a de-worming pill after gathering samples, just to be on the safe side.
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Among high-income countries, the United States topped the list of children not vaccinated with the first dose, according to WHO.
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According to the Health Ministry of the DRC, nearly 80,000 people have been vaccinated with an experimental vaccine manufactured by Merck.
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That's particularly poetic because when the local health department banned him from attending school because he was not vaccinated, he sued.
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The woman reportedly caught the disease traveling abroad at a country experiencing an outbreak, and it's unclear whether she was vaccinated.
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Maine recorded its first case of measles since 2017 this month, in a child who had been vaccinated against the disease.
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Not getting your child vaccinated is dangerous and dumb, and the Ontario government wants to educate the parents who think otherwise.
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Blum said she relied on those around Walter to get vaccinated to protect the baby's health, since he was too young.
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More than one million people were vaccinated in Kinshasa during a campaign from May 26-June 4 in two health zones.
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If you haven't been vaccinated yet this season, the CDC says it's still not too late to get a flu shot.
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After the pets are neutered or spayed, vaccinated and bathed, they are put up for adoption or sent to foster homes.
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Although the patients in question had been vaccinated as children, the therapy for their blood cancer had erased this cellular memory.
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Measles caused 2,000-16,000 extra deaths as 1 million children missed being vaccinated for measles, and 600,000-700,000 missed other vaccines.
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But in only a handful, including Austria, Australia, America, Switzerland, and some regions of Canada and Germany, are boys vaccinated, too.
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By that same year, most of the world's children had been vaccinated against measles, which causes blindness, brain damage and death.
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This refusal to have kids vaccinated puts them at risk when someone brings back an easily preventable disease such as measles.
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Lastly, I encourage parents to meet with their pediatrician, learn about the benefits of immunizations, and then get their children vaccinated.
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In older women -- those vaccinated between the ages 25 and 45 -- the effects of HPV vaccine were smaller, the authors estimate.
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Unvaccinated versus vaccinated, the risk of precancer associated with HPV16 and HPV18 dwindled from 145 to 107 for every 10,000 women.
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Authorities are looking for people who were in contact with her while she was in Uganda so they can be vaccinated.
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Monday was the last day for parents to submit documentation that their children have been properly vaccinated under the new law.
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If you do get the mumps, you will get a milder case than if you had never been vaccinated, he explained.
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Students are required to be fully vaccinated to attend both public or private schools unless they obtain a physician's medical exemption.
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The child was vaccinated, did not have any serious complications, and is fully recovered from the disease, the Maine CDC said.
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Lady had crazy energy and, because she wasn't fully vaccinated, couldn't play at the park or be around other adult dogs.
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People who have been vaccinated but are hospitalized with flu are 82 percent less likely to be admitted to intensive care.
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And when too few kids are vaccinated, outbreaks can occur, and people die from diseases that should have been long defeated.
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About 316,000 Rohingya children were vaccinated last month, according to a Sunday statement by the WHO, the United Nations' health agency.
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The 2-year-old cutie belongs to Joyce Tai, who takes the pet in every year to get vaccinated and shaved.
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And, as mentioned earlier, the flu vaccine isn't just about you: More vaccinated people means more protection for everyone around you.
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In Oregon's largest county, Multnomah, where Portland is based, 92 percent of children were vaccinated in 2017, according to the Oregonian.
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Fewer than half of American adolescents have been fully vaccinated, far short of the 80% goal officials have set for 333.
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Employing a technique that was successful in eradicating smallpox, contacts of cases are being ring vaccinated to form prevent further spread.
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Rockland County officials, Mr. Day said, do not plan on "chasing people down" and asking for proof that they are vaccinated.
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And hopefully someday we'll find a way to make sure that everybody's vaccinated against it and they won't get this cancer.
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Now, said the Diocese of Brooklyn, which oversees the school, 96.5 percent of the students at the school are fully vaccinated.
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Vaccine skeptics protested the Maine bill, but parents of children with chronic medical conditions — who cannot be vaccinated — pushed for passage.
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He takes antibiotics prophylactically to go to day care, where, his mother said, many of his peers are not fully vaccinated.
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The child's doctor became concerned that he could have meningitis, after learning that he was lethargic and had not been vaccinated.
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The C.D.C.'s case count on Monday said 503 of the 704 measles infections were in people who were not vaccinated.
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Dr. Kahindo had not been vaccinated, probably because she was pregnant and pregnant women were initially discouraged from receiving the vaccine.
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We have an 18-month-old daughter together, and I have made sure to get her vaccinated, over her mother's objections.
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My husband and I both were vaccinated twice in our youth, but we are going this week to confirm our immunity.
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The New Health Care Adults also need to get vaccinated to provide herd immunity for others, especially babies and older people.
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While she believes vaccines are necessary, she has expressed doubt about requiring children to be vaccinated, preferring to persuade skeptical parents.
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That should greatly reduce the incidence of postherpetic neuralgia, too, assuming the 42 million people in their 50s start getting vaccinated.
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Schaffner also said everyone should get vaccinated, especially since the flu can strike a perfectly healthy individual and cause severe illness.
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The response would involve a "ring vaccination," in which contacts of patients, contacts of contacts, and health workers would be vaccinated.
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He said the Army knew everything down to his cholesterol level and how many times he had been vaccinated against anthrax.
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They can still get the flu after being vaccinated, but they're less likely to develop life-threatening complications from the disease.
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As with nearly all of these vaccines, older whites were more likely to have been vaccinated than blacks, Hispanics or Asians.
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A vast majority of those who came down with measles -- 41 -- were not vaccinated against the disease, Clark County officials said.
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The governor says he supports parents who choose to get their children vaccinated and also those who decline to do so.
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Dogs that visit dog parks should also be vaccinated against canine influenza (dog flu) that can be transmitted through the air.
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Story at a glance Fewer Americans find it critically important to have their child vaccinated, according to a new Gallup survey.
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It's essentially an argument for sharing DNA data as good for public health, like a new-age equivalent of getting vaccinated.
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About 225,000 people have been vaccinated, but Doctors Without Borders says 450,000 to 600,000 should have received the vaccine by now.
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Still, as long as flu is circulating in the area where you live, it is not too late to get vaccinated.
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But in most states, laws prevent parents from just walking into a pharmacy and getting their children vaccinated for the flu.
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More than 4,500 health workers and contacts of Ebola cases have been vaccinated and at least 17 patients have received treatments.
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Medical experts warned Tuesday that Mr. Trump's actions would endanger children by confusing parents about the need to have them vaccinated.
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Unless you want to get your sister's parental rights terminated, it's not your place to have him vaccinated without their consent.
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The nation has a population of just 200,000, and the government says they've vaccinated more than 58,000 people during the crisis.
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The orders banned unvaccinated children from attending Orthodox Jewish schools, called yeshivas, until they were vaccinated or the outbreak was over.
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It's unclear what that means for this year's flu season, but you can get ahead of it by getting vaccinated ASAP.
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"Herd immunity provides protection to those unable to be vaccinated such as infants and people with weakened immune systems," Sheppeard said.
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The new law will also require any person born after 1970 who works with children in public institutions to be vaccinated.
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Seattle Public Schools told parents that students who are not properly vaccinated will not be allowed back to school on Jan.
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The medical consensus on vaccines is fairly clear: They are generally safe and effective, and all eligible kids should be vaccinated.
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Normally, the C.D.C. director holds a news conference each September to assess the coming season and urge Americans to get vaccinated.
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The Canadian National Advisory Committee on Immunization, for one, has said that both males and females should be vaccinated against HPV.
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Travelers to Angola must be vaccinated against yellow fever and carry a valid certificate to prove it, WHO announced on Tuesday.
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She sees more examples of families that have not vaccinated their children because they distrust both their government and international organizations.
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CDC Statistics Show What Happens When You Don&apost VaccinateThe latest figures: Between January 1 and August 29 of this year, nearly 600 confirmed measles…Read more ReadUnlike anti-vaxxers who voluntarily and irrationally choose to not get themselves or their children vaccinated, there are some people who can't get vaccinated for health reasons and depend on herd immunity.
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A 2012 study of more than 6,000 Kaiser Permanente members who had had a recent episode of shingles found that those who had been vaccinated were at slightly lower risk of a recurrence of shingles than those who had not been vaccinated, but the difference was not statistically significant, and rates of recurrence were low in both groups.
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If you were not vaccinated against the human papilloma virus, or HPV, or did not complete the recommended series of three doses, women can complete the series through age 26, and men through age 21, with more leeway for men who have sex with men and those with compromised immune systems, who who may be vaccinated through age 26.
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Health officials are concerned it could spread to areas where people are not vaccinated, including the neighboring countries of Namibia and Zambia.
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If your illness is more severe, you should check in with your doctor before getting vaccinated at work or a local pharmacy.
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They've seized on the fact that students sickened in Harvard's outbreak were all vaccinated—supposed evidence that vaccines are full of lies.
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The issue is going to be making sure we find every contact, track them down and get them vaccinated if they agree.
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And, despite the push to get vaccinated, parts of Canada have seen recent and troubling outbreaks of vaccine-preventable diseases, like measles.
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We might even someday know, on a city-by-city level, when exactly is the optimal time for people to get vaccinated.
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Unsure if the new arrival had an owner or not, the rescue vaccinated Diddy and placed him in the cat housing area.
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"When the council of rabbis tell us they want children vaccinated, it tells us it is not a religious exemption," Day said.
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Describing the symptoms of her two sick children, neither of whom had been vaccinated against the flu, she asked for "natural" remedies.
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Experts say this outbreak was easy enough to predict, and could have been prevented if more children in the area were vaccinated.
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Once the kittens are more independent, all of the babies and moms will be spayed/neutered, vaccinated and put up for adoption.
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Herd immunity means enough people in the population are vaccinated against a disease that if the disease appears, its spread is limited.
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Health officials are concerned that the outbreak is spreading to areas where people are not vaccinated, including neighboring countries Namibia and Zambia.
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The two vaccinations pass on antibodies to the fetus that provide protection after birth, when babies are too young to be vaccinated.
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Anti-vaxxers pose an incredible danger not only to themselves, but also to people who can't be vaccinated because of medical conditions.
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People who have immune system disorders, or have weak immune systems due to transplants or because they have cancer, can't be vaccinated.
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To reach the level of heard immunity, about 95% of the people who come into contact must be vaccinated, according to Cherry.
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What's next: New York is threatening fines of up to $1,000 on individuals in certain areas who don't get their kids vaccinated.
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Muranaka also discovered that the mice vaccinated in the experiment had been genetically modified and produced an auto-antibody naturally during aging.
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Agency officials are hoping that the weekly updates will raise public awareness of the risks and encourage more people to get vaccinated.
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" 'If you haven't gotten vaccinated ... run' Infectious disease specialist Dr. William Schaffner freely admits that "the flu vaccine is an imperfect vaccine.
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"I think the big issue is that people underestimate the risk of not getting vaccinated, and they overestimate the risk of vaccination."
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You are essentially now vaccinated against the virus, because your body has built up antibodies and the next time will fight it.
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Some of those, like Limberaza, had previously been vaccinated but had only received one shot, and still needed a second booster jab.
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Well-child healthcare visits increase children's likelihood of being vaccinated and reduce their likelihood of being unnecessarily hospitalized, previous studies have shown.
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Overall, 58.2% of US children between the ages of 6 months and 17 years were vaccinated, compared with 22016% the previous year.
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The best way to prevent the measles is to get vaccinated, said Dr. Linda Bell, the state epidemiologist for South Carolina's DHEC.
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Over 100 people queued to be vaccinated on Wednesday under tents set up by health workers on a soccer pitch in Kisenso.
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Under this vaccination strategy, all people who have come into contact with someone who has a confirmed case of Ebola are vaccinated.
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"But it's important that everybody make sure they are vaccinated, whether they are going to the World Cup or not," he added.
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Should students not be able to prove they have been vaccinated, their parents face fines of up to 2,500 euros (about $2,750).
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Matt Bevin said he made sure his nine children were exposed to chickenpox and caught the disease instead of having them vaccinated.
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Many of these measures face opposition from other legislators who support parents' rights to decide if and when their children are vaccinated.
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"Non-vaccinated women who get the flu are also contagious and can infect other people in the community," Pereira added by email.
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In total, more than 3,400 front-line health-care workers and those who had come into contact with Ebola victims were vaccinated.
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Until these extremely serious safety concerns are adequately addressed, it is unethical—and very possibly dangerous—to force children to be vaccinated.
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"Whether or not children should be vaccinated before childcare or school entry ought not be a matter of 'belief,'" the group argues.
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In a statement, WHO noted that finding the virus in a stool sample is not unexpected among people who have been vaccinated.
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If you have a weakened or impaired immune system your chances of getting the flu are higher, even if you've been vaccinated.
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If they've been vaccinated and still are ill enough to need an ICU, their stay is likely to be several days shorter.
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Rescuers were using face masks against the smell of decomposing bodies, while soldiers were vaccinated before being deployed into quake-hit areas.
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Last month, they sponsored a "Say Boo to the Flu" event in their hometown, Albion, New York, where 59 children were vaccinated.
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When you get vaccinated, it makes it harder for other people you come into contact with to catch the flu from you.
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ROCKLAND COUNTY, New York — Joe Hendrick's sons are part of a growing number of children in the U.S. who haven't been vaccinated.
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Public health experts say that in order to prevent the spread of measles, roughly 93-95% of a population must be vaccinated.
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Fewer than two cases for every million people vaccinated get Guillain-Barré syndrome, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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And while a flu shot is available, about half of Americans don't get vaccinated -- including most children who die from the flu.
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Public health mattered hugely: Everybody benefits from everybody else being vaccinated, and everybody benefits from everybody else obeying the rules of hygiene.
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" Toting coolers full of vaccines, health workers stop in the corner bar and the local gym, demanding: "Who hasn't been vaccinated yet?
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When it reemerged between 1996 and 2013, all 43 outbreaks were due to infants not being properly vaccinated or treated at all.
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About 100,000 children in this country below age 2 have not been vaccinated, he said, meaning they are vulnerable in this outbreak.
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But cases still occur among people who are not vaccinated, and measles can be carried into the United States from other countries.
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More than 110,000 people have been vaccinated, including front-line responders such as doctors and burial teams, which has slowed the spread.
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Moreover, it is unclear how long even those relatively low levels of protection last; previous trials followed vaccinated children for four years.
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"So if you're choosing to wipe your surface instead of being vaccinated against measles or flu, I think your efforts are misplaced."
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More than 2,900 people have been vaccinated against Ebola since the outbreak began and another 10,000 doses are currently available, Salama said.
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Afterwards, children without parents are sent into shelters managed by Health and Human Services, where they're supposed to get vaccinated as needed.
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Also, please get your children vaccinated," said Fitzgerald, who is urging citizens "to take every advantage that you can to protect yourself.
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When he turned 18 a few months ago, Lindenberger began getting vaccinated, and he is finally caught up on all his shots.
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More than 1,000 contacts of those cases are being traced, and people close to them are being vaccinated with experimental Ebola vaccines.
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Since the start of a vaccination program August 8, 14,869 people have been vaccinated in Congo, according to the Ministry of Health.
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Though it has historically been a children's disease, many American children today do not develop chickenpox because they are vaccinated against it.
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Or it might join the flu on the roster of the world's winter illnesses — a bug that will be routinely vaccinated against.
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Get your flu shot, experts say To avoid complications from the flu, Savoy, Chomilo and Nolan have the same recommendation: Get vaccinated.
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Ms. Hoag said that some who previously had personal exemptions were able to get new ones, but that others had gotten vaccinated.
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His mother was never able to reach a clinic to have him vaccinated for polio, leaving Mr. Dongo with two withered legs.
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It's your "social responsibility to get vaccinated," he said, since it protects others around you, including family, friends, co-workers and neighbors.
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The American Academy of Pediatrics doesn't object to children getting vaccinated at pharmacies, according to the group's position paper on preventing flu.
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Trump's blood pressure measured 118/80 and the President had been vaccinated for shingles and pneumococcal diseases, such as meningitis and pneumonia.
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School division says it's following state law Seattle schools' ultimatum to parents follows state law, which requires students to be fully vaccinated.
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" Of patients who get the virus after being vaccinated, "their symptoms seem much milder than the ones who haven't had the vaccine.
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You can technically get vaccinated at any time of year, whether that's in the middle of summer or the dead of winter.
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Darla Shine's comments come as a measles outbreak sweeps across the country, disproportionally affecting those who were not vaccinated against the disease.
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Looking at the number of children who died from the flu between 2010 and 2016, only 22% were fully vaccinated, Azar said.
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THE HERD EFFECT Every person who is successfully vaccinated reduces the potential sources of infection, thus reducing the risk to unvaccinated people.
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If you introduce it into a school where only 1003 percent of students are vaccinated, a lot of people will become ill.
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The authorities here in Rockland County have traced the spread of measles to ultra-Orthodox families whose children have not been vaccinated.
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Earlier this year research showed the number of U.S. children not being vaccinated for religious or philosophical reasons was one the rise.
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"Vaccinated people essentially act as barriers to outbreaks, since diseases can't pass through them and infect others," my colleague German Lopez explained.
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Once children reach school, they have to present evidence that their kids have been vaccinated, unless they have been granted an exemption.
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In 2015, a measles outbreak in California, which started at Disneyland, was partly attributed to diseases spread by children who were not vaccinated.
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"I know there is concern about measles, particularly among the very small percentage of our community who have not been vaccinated," Beck said.
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This is concerning because vaccinations are most effective when there's "herd immunity" — the more people who are vaccinated, the more powerful vaccinations are.
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Following recent outbreaks, Washington's state Senate passed a bill to limit vaccine exemptions, while New York City is fining people who aren't vaccinated.
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The study's 20 participants were flown from the US to the island several times to be vaccinated, according to the university press release.
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Babies between 6 months and 12 months should be vaccinated before international travel or if they live in a community experiencing an outbreak.
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Cantor's journal article criticized the New York City Department of Health for fining residents of outbreak areas $1,000 if they don't get vaccinated.
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And a new study published today in JAMA Pediatrics suggests that it's scaring families affected by autism into not getting their children vaccinated.
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Most regions hover around 95 percent, which is optimal to provide herd immunity for those too young to be vaccinated or otherwise immunocompromised.
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But then at three months, that effect of the ad disappeared for the intervention group — as if they had been vaccinated against prejudice.
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Beyond lowering your own risk, getting vaccinated also protects those around you who may be more at risk, such as children or grandparents.
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Many, if not most, kids are under-vaccinated because their parents cannot or do not get them pediatrician or clinic visits on time.
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Every year, about 60 to 70 dogs and more than 250 cats in the US develop rabies because they have not been vaccinated.
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Officials in New York, where an outbreak spread to hundreds, said most of the cases are young children who have not been vaccinated.
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Some people thanked her for protecting her children, as well as infants too young to be vaccinated or people with compromised immune systems.
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The best way to prevent polio is to get vaccinated, which also protects those who can't get the vaccine by creating herd immunity.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends that everyone who is 6 months or older get vaccinated by the end of October.
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Even if it's still warm outside and nobody around you seems to have the flu, it's still a good idea to get vaccinated.
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Of the 37 people already infected in this outbreak, at least 32 weren't vaccinated against measles, and 35 were under 18 years old.
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Some people can't get vaccinated because they are too young (like newborns), or because they have a health condition or weakened immune system.
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Travelers to the country, and any country where yellow fever circulates, including 33 other African countries, are advised to be vaccinated before traveling.
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Most of the 180 American children who perished in the 2018 flu epidemic were not vaccinated, despite strong recommendations from public health officials.
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Yet they accounted for 88% of all cases this year, highlighting how easily the disease can spread among people who are not vaccinated.
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He said they were due to be vaccinated next week, something that's critical in making sure they stay healthy during the gestation period.
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