Examples of using Vaccination programmes in English and their translations into Greek
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Institutional measures for prevention of yellow fever include vaccination programmes and measures of controlling mosquitoes.
strengthen the monitoring of the performance of vaccination programmes.
A good vaccination policy stands or falls on the willingness of livestock farmers to take part in these vaccination programmes.
we do need stringent border controls and appropriate vaccination programmes.
Therefore the Committee is recommending that vaccination with Gardasil should continue in accordance with national vaccination programmes in Member States.
Therefore the Committee is recommending that vaccination with Gardasil should continue in accordance with national vaccination programmes in Member States.
The vaccination programmes are authorised only for specific birds in specified regions,
It could catch one's eye that the vaccination programmes and the related money go particularly to geostrategically important countries,
pave the way for other important services like health clinics, vaccination programmes, nutrition support
the broad implementation of vaccination programmes.
A report published yesterday gives advice on the ideal duration of vaccination programmes to eliminate the disease,
before the introduction of Prevenar 13 in childhood vaccination programmes, the pneumococcal serotypes in Prevenar 13 may be responsible for at least 50- 76%(depending on country)
pandemic influenza vaccines could help simplify the influenza vaccination programmes that countries are now starting to initiate,” said Jean Stéphenne,
I think that cofinancing of the vaccination programmes should also continue in the coming years,
12.3.1993 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.
because current vaccination programmes have many more vaccines than they used to.
The disruption of vaccination programmes, damage to water and sanitation services,
making them available for use by health authorities in the EU Member States as part of their national vaccination programmes.
Vaccination programmes that are adopted worldwide, aim towards the immunization of the infant population against infectious diseases which, if not prevented,
increased vaccination programmes, mass distribution of insecticide-treated bed nets,