Examples of using Immunisation in English and their translations into German
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Immunisation should be postponed.
To stimulate active immunisation against swine erysipelas.
Immunisation for babies and small children.
Developing nations take increasing responsibility for immunisation.
Immunisation against Hepatitis B should be considered.
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The presence of a minor infection is not a contraindication for immunisation.
Immunisation is your child's best body guard- Nigeria.
Statements Statements Developing nations take increasing responsibility for immunisation.
Immunisation against hepatitis A and B infections.
A single 0.5 mldose of the reconstituted vaccine is used for immunisation.
Immunisation should be carried out by intramuscular injection.
Treatment and vaccination plan for active immunisation against salmonellosis.
Immunisation against HBV exists, but not for HCV.
The potential uses include also immunisation against cancer or improved vaccination against tuberculosis.
Immunisation with this vaccine does not substitute for routine tetanus immunisation.
The cause of death is often an avoidable illness caused by insufficient immunisation, polluted water or unhygienic living conditions.
Active immunisation of horses against equine influenza.
We are helping countries accelerate access to life-saving vaccines and increasing the number of innovative ways to ensure theworld's children have equal access to immunisation.
Obstacles to immunisation: vaccine fatigue, scepticism, and costs.
Actions envisaged include support for health infrastructures,health and hygiene training, immunisation and the provision of drinking water.
Active immunisation of horses against equine influenza and tetanus.
To stimulate active immunisation against porcine parvovirus and swine erysipelas.
Immunisation does not protect against V. cholerae serogroup O139 or other species of Vibrio.
It encompasses active immunisation with a toxoid vaccine, an inactive diphtheria toxin.
Immunisation with live virus vaccines is contraindicated due to the immunosuppression associated with Pixuvri therapy see section 4.3.
Since 2000, the GAVI Alliance has supported the immunisation of 267 million infants against hepatitis B in developing countries and prevented more than 3 million premature deaths.
Immunisation should be carried out by intramuscular injection preferably into the deltoid muscle or anterolateral thigh depending on the muscle mass.
Active immunisation of horses against equine influenza and tetanus.
Passive immunisation with antibodies tetanus, botulism, Rh disease etc.
The safety of immunisation with live viral vaccines during or following BLINCYTO therapy has not been studied.