Examples of using Vaccination programmes in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Vaccination programmes are recommended.
This should be borne in mind when planning vaccination programmes for calves.
Vaccination programmes for children were launched.
Some of these can be avoidable, and public health and vaccination programmes are important on a global scale.
Vaccination programmes exist throughout the EU, but do not always specifically target drug users.
Eighteen African nations have agreedto incorporate yellow fever vaccine into their routine national vaccination programmes.
Instruction: Cross out vaccination programmes that do not apply to the animal described above.
In the meantime, the WHO and its partners are consideringhow best to engage with communities to prepare for vaccination programmes.
However some official vaccination programmes currently include a recommendation for a booster dose of hepatitis B vaccine and these should be respected.
COMMISSION DECISION of 8 February 1993 laying down the criteria for vaccines to be used against Newcastle disease in the context of routine vaccination programmes.
Vaccination programmes targeting drug users often face the problem of low compliance resulting in non-completion of vaccination courses.
The proposal does not have an effect on the control measures,including vaccination programmes that take place within areas that are affected by bluetongue disease.
So we do need to look at these particular issues: in bluetongue, in avian influenza, in foot-and-mouth diseases,we do need stringent border controls and appropriate vaccination programmes.
Amending Implementing Decision(EU) 2016/2009 approving the vaccination programmes against lumpy skin disease submitted by the Member States by prolonging its period of application.
Welcomes the encouraging progress made in the fight against human papilloma virus(HPV)diseases and cancers thanks to vaccination programmes against the HPV virus;
Member States should be able to optimise their vaccination programmes with the aim of reducing the impact of future bluetongue outbreaks in the European Union.
Whereas Annex III of Directive 90/539/EEC states that theCommission may determine the criteria for using vaccines against Newcastle disease in the context of routine vaccination programmes;
The European Vaccination Card, vaccination programmes or even the electronic tagging of pets are indeed sensible measures that may make this easier.
To reduce the spread of the infection sooner,over half the EU Member States have adopted vaccination programmes specifically targeting injecting drug users and/or prisoners.
Promotion and prevention programmes are being implemented to tackle non-communicable diseases and health inequalities(e.g. cancer,cardiovascular diseases, vaccination programmes).
Long-term, chronic illnesses are no longer treated, there are no vaccination programmes, and of course cancer patients, diabetics or those with high blood pressure, etcetera, etcetera, get nothing.
This assessment was too optimistic and microbiology is re-emerging as a critical science to face new challenges from organisms that nolonger respond to conventional antibiotic treatment or vaccination programmes.
Disease surveillance in the Netherlands whereNeisVac-C has been used exclusively in the vaccination programmes revealed that the incidence of meningococcal C disease has decreased sharply.
Vaccination programmes begin in the US and Europe, but many healthcare workers are reluctant to have the vaccine, even though it is virtually identical to the seasonal vaccines used in previous years, which have a good safety record.
In response to these outbreaks of LSD, the affected Member States, namelyGreece and Bulgaria, as well as the affected neighbouring third countries, implemented mass vaccination programmes of their live bovine animals and captive wild ruminants.
The vaccination programmes against LSD in Greece, Bulgaria and Croatia were approved by Commission Implementing Decision(EU) 2016/2009(4), and those three Member States are duly listed in the Annex to that act as having approved vaccination programmes against LSD.
For a shining success story of the power of immunisation and the need for development aid in general, look no further than the example of measles in Africa, where,largely due to vaccination programmes, deaths from the disease fell from 90% between 2000 and 2006.
The conclusions invite member states and the Commission, among others,to take steps to strengthen member states' vaccination programmes, exchange information, increase vaccination coverage and promote children's vaccination programmes, and to establish, with support from the ECDC and the European Medicines Agency, a non-exhaustive list of elements suggested for inclusion in national, sub-national immunisation cards or health booklets.
In my opinion, this is a small but vital piece of legislation which will protect those areas and those countries that are concerned by the threat of rabies; the disease continues to occur in some parts of the EU,and hopefully by the end of 2011, vaccination programmes will have proved successful in eradicating the disease once and for all.
Calls on the Commission to facilitate a more harmonised and better aligned schedule for vaccination across the EU, to share best practices, to explore, together with Member States, options for establishing an EU platform for the monitoring of the safety and effectiveness of vaccines, to ensure even coverage across Europe,to reduce health inequalities and to help boost trust and confidence in vaccination programmes and vaccines;