The flu, often known as influenza, is a dangerous public health hazard for the pediatric
population. Immunization is essential for decreasing the burden of the disease and avoiding …

Influenza vaccine is considered the most effective way to prevent influenza. Nonetheless,
every year vaccine coverage is lower than recommended in the pediatric population. Many …

Prevention of influenza infection through vaccination is the best strategy to reduce its
disease burden; however, annual revaccination is required to provide protection from …

Influenza viruses cause illness in millions of children annually. Although most infected
children will recover without complications, influenza can cause serious illness, particularly …

Prevention of Influenza: Recommendations for Influenza Immunization of Children, 2008–2009
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The disease burden of seasonal influenza in young children is substantial. And yet only the
USA, Canada, Finland and one state in Australia currently have a routine influenza vaccine …

Conventional trivalent inactivated influenza vaccine (TIV) has limited efficacy in young
children, particularly those who are immunologically naive at the time of vaccination …

Pediatric influenza is a very common disease: attack rates range from 23% to 48% during
interpandemic years and are significantly higher during pandemics. Influenza-related …

Prevention of influenza: recommendations for influenza immunization of children, 2008-2009
Prevention of influenza: recommendations for influenza immunization of children, 2008-2009 …

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