The data were inconclusive regarding the benefits of influenza vaccination in elderly persons in South Africa and given the low vaccine uptake, long-term follow-up is warranted.
The strong association of mortality with mechanical ventilation and social determinants highlights the need for timely boosters and comprehensive preventive strategies for this vulnerable population of immunocompromised older adults.
R. D. de Rezende, J. F. Pimentel, Bruno Santos Caxias et al.· Revista brasileira de epidem...· 0 citations
Mass vaccination of children attending child institutions brought about a significant reduction of both influenza-like illnesses in children and influenza-associated illnesses in unvaccinated non-institutionalized elderly persons living in the home setting.
Aims: The aim of this study is to investigate whether vaccination, as one of the most critical preventive measures against infectious diseases, has an impact on the quality of life post-infection. Additionally, it aims to evaluate the effects of different vaccine types used in the prevention of COVID-19 on post-infecti...
M. Baran, D. A. Aslanlar, M. Gönen· Kastamonu Medical Journal· 0 citations
Vaccination showed little or no association with ICU admission, but was associated with a one-quarter reduction in IHD among hospitalized older adults, reinforcing its benefits against fatal in-hospital outcomes.
Diogo F. P. Marques, Angela M. C. Rose, S. Monge et al.· Expert Review of Vaccines· 0 citations
OBJECTIVES
Many observational studies of influenza vaccine effectiveness have faced issues of residual confounding and immortal time bias. We aimed to assess the effectiveness in people with COPD, using a novel study design to address these methodological challenges.
METHODS
We conducted a cohort study emulating a ra...
S. Galmiche, S. Dell'Aniello, L. Lévesque et al.· Clinical Microbiology and In...· 0 citations
The findings suggest that tailored, evidence-based vaccine communication during antenatal care is particularly relevant for women with lower educational attainment, as well as a significant demographic divide.
Katarzyna Hinca, J. Jassem-Bobowicz, Iwona Jańczewska et al.· Frontiers in Public Health· 0 citations
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