Examples of using Vaccination programmes in English and their translations into German
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will be given greater powers over their own vaccination programmes.
cardiovascular diseases, vaccination programmes.
It includes around €220 million for vaccination programmes and €100 million support for Global Fund to Fight Aids,
However some official vaccination programmes currently include a recommendation for a booster dose of hepatitis B vaccine and these should be respected.
true for prenatal examinations, but also for vaccination programmes and other kinds of prevention
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.
The lack of vaccines has halted vaccination programmes with the result that diseases that had been completely eradicated have reappeared, leading to epidemics of cholera.
Although 32 of 44 countries where yellow fever occurs endemically do have vaccination programmes, in many of these countries, less than 50% of their population is vaccinated.
we do need stringent border controls and appropriate vaccination programmes.
Vaccination programmes for foxes in EU regions where the disease still occurred have led to a drop in rabies cases among household pets:
benefits of influenza vaccination programmes;
Europe has pockets of unvaccinated people who are susceptible to disease because either vaccination programmes have not reached them
microbiology is re-emerging as a critical science to face new challenges from organisms that no longer respond to conventional antibiotic treatment or vaccination programmes.
Universal HBV vaccination programmes for infants, with the first dose at birth,
Furthermore, vaccination programmes reduce disease outbreaks in salmon fish farming.8.
The vaccination programmes for children are a European success story.
World Bank expert Dr Armin Fidler emphasized the high cost-benefit ratio of public vaccination programmes.
Strengthening national vaccination programmes.
Support for the implementation of vaccination programmes, e. g.
Because of this, the BMZ supports vaccination programmes for children.