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… -to-moderate vaccine-associated reactions. … H1N1 vaccine would be necessary to induce
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… of the H1N1 vaccine with the … H1N1 epidemic. Overall, 212 postpartum women were
approached and agreed to participate; of these women, 25.5% had received an H1N1 vaccination. …

… had no positive influence on the antibody response to the A/H1N1 vaccine in our study.
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… scale plans for vaccination against influenza A/H1N1. On 19 … A/H1N1 vaccine and indicated
that a large scale vaccination … an acknowledgement that the vaccine might not have gone …

… To help guide policymakers in advising vaccine manufacturers, we developed a model of
progression of the 2009 (H1N1) pandemic to determine how vaccination in October or …

… vaccination, the public's intent to vaccinate remained low. In order to better understand the
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