Примери за използване на Tuberculosis vaccine на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Tuberculosis Vaccine Initiative.
What is the tuberculosis vaccine called?
Tuberculosis Vaccine Initiative(debate).
I support the Tuberculosis Vaccine Initiative.
I voted in favour of the motion for a resolution on the Tuberculosis Vaccine Initiative.
In some areas of the world, a tuberculosis vaccine known as bacillus Calmette-Guérin(BCG) is used.
In view of these considerations, I voted for the joint motion for a resolution on the tuberculosis vaccine.
But it was over 150 years before a tuberculosis vaccine was widely available.
I support the Tuberculosis Vaccine Initiative, but we must take a global approach to overcoming this disease.
We abstained on the final vote on the Tuberculosis Vaccine Initiative.
In writing.- The tuberculosis vaccine programme is very important, but what is the European Parliament going to do before 2015?
The Stop TB Partnership the South African Tuberculosis Vaccine Initiative.
I full-heartedly support the Tuberculosis Vaccine Initiative and sincerely hope that it can provide more vaccines for sufferers in Europe and around the world.
In writing.-(LT) I voted in favour of the motion for a resolution on the Tuberculosis Vaccine Initiative.
In an eight-year study, researchers found that a tuberculosis vaccine offers relief for the autoimmune disease that was previously thought to have no cure.
I would like to point out that there isinsufficient funding for the fight against tuberculosis and European Union funding is very important for establishing a strong package of new potential tuberculosis vaccines.
This result is possible after the introduction of the tuberculosis vaccine(BCG) or if there has been contact with a sick person.
The Tuberculosis Vaccine Initiative(TBVI) is an initiative that aims to create effective vaccines with a view to protect developing countries at an affordable price.
I hope that progress will be made as soon as possible to licence current potential European tuberculosis vaccines, and that they will be available to those who most need them.
Thanks to the Tuberculosis Vaccine Initiative(TBVI), it will be possible to create effective vaccines that are affordable for developing countries and adapted to emerging countries and Europe.
Global TB levels are still unacceptably high andI welcome new means of funding the Tuberculosis Vaccine Initiative for a large-scale vaccination campaign.
I am therefore pleased that the Tuberculosis Vaccine Initiative model has been drawn up, because all patients suffering from tuberculosis worldwide will be able to benefit from the results of research and work activities.
Given that tuberculosis remains one of the main causes of death in the world, claiming millions of lives every year, and that, despite this, insufficient research is currently being conducted into the most neglected diseases, which affect only people in developing countries,I am clearly in favour of the Tuberculosis Vaccine Initiative.
When you use EMLA before being vaccinated with live vaccines(e.g. tuberculosis vaccine), you should return to your doctor or nurse after the time period requested to follow-up the vaccination result.
The Tuberculosis Vaccine Initiative(TBVI), an organisation supported by the European Union, offers a solution to the current situation by creating accessible vaccines at affordable prices, which can be supplied to the population through a structured vaccination programme.
A number of groups, including the Stop TB Partnership,the South African Tuberculosis Vaccine Initiative, and the Aeras Global TB Vaccine Foundation, are involved with research.
In 2008, the Tuberculosis Vaccine Initiative(TBVI) was established in the form of a public-private partnership with the support of the Health Cooperation Programme within the Seventh Framework Programme for research in order to mobilise additional resources for this important area.
Therefore, it is important for Europe to subscribeto scientific research and support TBVI(the Tuberculosis Vaccine Initiative) so that large-scale vaccination can have a positive effect towards the elimination of tuberculosis by 2050.
Research in mice had already shown that the tuberculosis vaccine called BCG prevents T cells from destroying insulin-secreting cells, allowing the pancreas to regenerate and begin producing insulin again, curing the disease.
The EU, through the European Commission, should explore innovative funding channels,such as the establishment by the Member States and/or the Union of a financial guarantee to enable funding for the Tuberculosis Vaccine Initiative to be obtained from the European Investment Bank, with a view to guaranteeing finance and research in this area.