Примеры использования Doses of vaccines на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Forty million doses of vaccines were prepared and distributed.
In the last six years, Argentina has consolidated expanded programmes of immunization for all children under seven years of age,distributing throughout the country 22 million doses of vaccines annually.
In 1993, WHO provided 800,000 doses of vaccines for use in emergency situations.
In Zimbabwe, FAO is providing support to 40 000 smallholder households to engage in commercial livestock production, andresponding to the foot and mouth disease outbreak where 5.4 million doses of vaccines are still required.
Over 2 million doses of vaccines in response to meningitis outbreaks in parts of Africa;
However, two mobile clinics of the Syrian Arab Red Crescent(SARC)accessed the area and provided medical services and 1,000 doses of vaccines(polio and regular immunization) on 15, 16, 17 and 21 July.
In 2009, UNICEF procured 2.96 billion doses of vaccines on behalf of 88 countries, along with 360 million auto-disable syringes.
Vaccination campaigns have included assisting with the distribution of vaccines and mobile vaccination activities, providing supplies of kerosene and equipment for the cold chain,as well as over 4.5 million doses of vaccines.
UNICEF procured more than 2.3 billion doses of vaccines on behalf of 86 countries in support of national immunization programmes in 2010.
With regard to Western Sahara, the main role of UNICEF in the Tindouf camps was to assist refugees through the routine vaccination of all children up to 6 years of age(some 130,000 doses of vaccines) and to provide equipment and training for health personnel.
To combat outbreaks of meningitis, one million doses of vaccines and 500,000 syringes, together with cash support, were provided to augment national stocks.
No medical supplies were allowed on the convoy, including primary health-care kits for children; however, two SARC mobile clinics accessed the area andprovided medical services and 1,000 doses of vaccines(polio and regular immunization) on 15, 16, 17 and 21 July.
UNICEF procured some 2.5 billion doses of vaccines to support immunization programmes and campaigns, including nearly 1.9 billion doses of OPV.
UNICEF supported measles campaigns in 51 countries,delivering more than 176 million doses of vaccines, while 61 GAVI-supported countries received vaccines and injection safety materials through UNICEF.
During 2010, UNICEF alone supplied over 300 million doses of vaccines against those diseases either for routine vaccination activities or for response against outbreaks of infectious diseases such as influenza or epidemic meningitis.
These donations were used to procure 14.3 million doses of vaccines and 270,000 vials of oily chloramphenicol, with the corresponding amounts of injection materials.
UNICEF procured and distributed nearly 3 billion doses of vaccines worth some $439 million in 2005(compared to $374 million in 2004), and an additional $53 million in cold-chain and safe injection equipment.
UNICEF procured anddistributed 2.7 billion doses of vaccines worth some $376 million in 2004, and an additional $15 million in cold-chain equipment, compared to some $360 million worth of vaccines and cold-chain equipment in 2003.
In 2011, Microgen supplied more than 60 million doses of vaccines to the various regions of Russia, including BCG(tuberculosis), Grippol, DTP(diphtheria, tetanus), measles and rubella, as well as more than 12 million doses of influenza vaccine. .
UNICEF provided a generator to each of two blood banks in Gaza, 457,500 doses of vaccines as part of a multi-antigen immunization catch-up campaign for infants and pregnant women, and mumps, measles and rubella vaccines for 14,000 schoolchildren aged 13 to 15.
UNICEF procured over 2 billion doses of vaccines to support routine immunization services and campaigns in 2002. This included vaccine delivery on behalf of GAVI and the introduction of hepatitis B and haemophilus influenzae(Hib) vaccines. .
A child is considered adequately immunized against measles after receiving one dose of vaccine.
According to FAO,to control the outbreak 4.5 million doses of vaccine for sheep and goats and 420,000 doses for cattle are required.
A child is considered adequately immunized against diphtheria, pertussis(or whooping cough), and tetanus(DPT)after receiving three doses of vaccine.
In addition, 266 visits of veterinarians tosettlements were organized for preventive measures(vaccination, treatment, disinfection), and 17000 doses of vaccine were spread in the habitats of wild carnivores.
During pregnancy, a woman must receive two doses of vaccine at an interval of one month, followed by three booster doses at intervals of one year.
Testing to verify effective immunization is recommended and further doses of vaccine are given to those who are not sufficiently immunized.
Patients who are immunosuppressed oron renal dialysis may respond less well and require larger or more frequent doses of vaccine.
The Government of Reconciliation and National Unity encourages public participation in preventive health-care initiatives through theorganization of Health Days. More than 5 million doses of vaccine were administered between 2007 and 2009 and hygiene and cleanliness campaigns have been organized to prevent the spread of communicable diseases.