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Risk of Injection-Site Abscess among Infants Receiving a Preservative-Free, Two-Dose Vial Formulation of Pneumococcal Conjugate Vaccine in Kenya

CITE Title : Risk of Injection-Site Abscess among Infants Receiving a Preservative-Free, Two-Dose Vial Formulation of Pneumococcal Conjugate Vaccine in Kenya Personal Author(s) : Burton, Deron C.;Bigogo, Godfrey M.;Audi, Allan O.;Williamson, John;Munge, Kenneth;Wafula, Jackline;Ouma, Dominic;Khagayi, Sammy;Mugoya, Isaac;Mburu, James;Muema, Shadrack;Bauni, Evasius;Bwanaali, Tahreni;Feikin, Daniel R.;Ochieng, Peter M.;Mogeni, Ondari D.;Otieno, George A.;Olack, Beatrice;Kamau, Tatu;Van Dyke, Melissa K.;Chen, Robert;Farrington, Paddy;Montgomery, Joel M.;Breiman, Robert F.;Scott, J. Anthony G.;Laserson, Kayla F.; Published Date : Oct 28 2015 Source : PLoS One. 10(10). URL : https://stacks.cdc.gov/view/cdc/35790 Burton, Deron C. et al. (2015). Risk of Injection-Site Abscess among Infants Receiving a Preservative-Free, Two-Dose Vial Formulation of Pneumococcal Conjugate Vaccine in Kenya. 10(10). Burton, Deron C. et al. "Risk of Injection-Site Abscess among Infants Receiving a Preservative-Free, Two-Dose Vial Formulation of Pneumococcal Conjugate Vaccine in Kenya" 10, no. 10 (2015) Burton, Deron C. et al. "Risk of Injection-Site Abscess among Infants Receiving a Preservative-Free, Two-Dose Vial Formulation of Pneumococcal Conjugate Vaccine in Kenya" vol. 10, no. 10, 2015 Export RIS Citation Information.

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Burton, Deron C. ;

Bigogo, Godfrey M.

Oct 28 2015 | PLoS One. 10(10).

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There is a theoretical risk of adverse events following immunization with a preservative-free, 2-dose vial formulation of 10-valent-pneumococcal conju...
Inappropriate use of antibiotics for childhood diarrhea case management — Kenya, 2009–2016

CITE Title : Inappropriate use of antibiotics for childhood diarrhea case management — Kenya, 2009–2016 Personal Author(s) : Rhee, Chulwoo;Aol, George;Ouma, Alice;Audi, Allan;Muema, Shadrack;Auko, Joshua;Omore, Richard;Odongo, George;Wiegand, Ryan E.;Montgomery, Joel M.;Widdowson, Marc-Alain;O’Reilly, Ciara E.;Bigogo, Godfrey;Verani, Jennifer R.; Published Date : May 10 2019 Source : BMC Public Health. 19(Suppl 3) URL : https://stacks.cdc.gov/view/cdc/81022 Rhee, Chulwoo et al. (2019). Inappropriate use of antibiotics for childhood diarrhea case management — Kenya, 2009–2016. 19 Rhee, Chulwoo et al. "Inappropriate use of antibiotics for childhood diarrhea case management — Kenya, 2009–2016" 19 (2019) Rhee, Chulwoo et al. "Inappropriate use of antibiotics for childhood diarrhea case management — Kenya, 2009–2016" vol. 19, 2019 Export RIS Citation Information.

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Rhee, Chulwoo ;

Aol, George

May 10 2019 | BMC Public Health. 19(Suppl 3)

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BackgroundAntibiotics are essential to treat for many childhood bacterial infections; however inappropriate antibiotic use contributes to antimicrobia...