Vaccine
Teenager succumbs to measles
A second person has died from measles in Greece this year. It was revealed that a 17-year-old boy died at the University Hospital in Rio, near the western port city of Patra, last Friday.
The youngster suffered a brain inflammation after contracting the disease from members of his family.
He had not been vaccinated.
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Flu Epidemic in Bulgaria is Expected in late January and early February
Human Trials of 'Global HIV Vaccine' Begin
Human testing of a new experimental HIV vaccine has been launched in southern Africa, the first time in more than a decade that two big HIV vaccine efficacy trials are being carried out concurrently.
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Djukic Dejanovic: Prevention, awareness matter
BELGRADE - Almost everything poses a risk today and that is why society must be well-prepared and work on prevention and awareness, Serbian Minister without portfolio for Demographics and Population Policy Slavica Djukic Dejanovic said as the conference Investing in (Municipal) Resilience opened on Thursday.
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Poll reveals ignorance about vaccines
Only six out in 10 Greeks believe in the effectiveness of vaccinations in combating the spread of infectious diseases, while three in 10 suspect that the risks of side effects are equal to or greater than the benefits, researchers have found.
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Measles warning issued
A measles epidemic that started in May is showing no sign of abating, the Center for Disease Prevention and Control (KEELPNO) has warned.
The center says that of the 524 cases recorded until last Thursday, 47 were in that week.
The majority of cases have been recorded in Attica and the Peloponnese, and mainly among Roma children who have not been vaccinated.
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The Constitutional Court of Italy has Voted for Mandatory Vaccines
The Italian Constitutional Court validated a bill voted this summer, which makes it compulsory to place 10 vaccines to enroll children in school, the agencies said. Vaccines against diphtheria, tetanus, polio, measles, measles, etc. become mandatory in order for a child under the age of 6 to be enrolled in the kindergarten.
Roma Ghetto in Southern Bulgarian City Struggling with Hepatitis A Outbreak
There is boom of infected patients with hepatitis A in Rakovski. There are sick children in several schools and kindergartens.
The first diseases have been since the beginning of September. Everyone has gone through the infectious clinic in Plovdiv, say the city's health inspection.
Measles epidemic declared in Belgrade
The City Public Health Institute of Serbia has reported an epidemic of measles in the city of Belgrade.
This came after tests confirmed the presence of the virus in five patients.
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Spike in Measles Cases Causes Concern in Kosovo
Two patients died within a week in the University Clinical Center of Kosovo as the number of patients affected with measles has risen sharply lately, marking the first year that Kosovo has seen cases spike since the war in Kosovo ended in 1999.
Fatmir Bqiri, 37 years old from municipality of Lipjan died on Monday after 20 days being treated in infections clinic.
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