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What Is the Significance of an Accelerated BCG Reaction in Children Living in Low Tuberculosis Incidence Countries?

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By Niall Johnston, Widad Al Salmi, Emma Birrell
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 Introduction The Bacille Calmette–Guérin (BCG) vaccine is the most widely used vaccine in history, with 352 million doses administered annually to neonates across 180 countries [1].
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Heading to Bali, Vietnam or Thailand? Why a measles vaccine is more important than ever

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By Niall Johnston, Phoebe Williams
| UNSW Newsroom
Niall Johnston, UNSW Sydney and Phoebe Williams, University of Sydney If you’re planning an Easter holiday to Bali, Vietnam or Thailand, it’s a good time to check if you and your family are vaccinated against measles. These are among destinations in Southeast Asia with ongoing measles outbreaks, and Australian health authorities are concerned. Several Australian jurisdictions have reported ongoing measles cases linked to overseas travel, particularly in Southeast Asia.
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Heading to Bali, Vietnam or Thailand? Why a measles vaccine is more important than ever

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By Niall Johnston, UNSW Sydney
| Inkl
Several Australian jurisdictions have reported ongoing measles cases linked to overseas travel, particularly in Southeast Asia. With travel increasing during holiday periods, so does the risk of bringing this highly infectious disease into Australia and triggering an outbreak. But some infections have occurred in Australians who haven’t travelled, and who have no known contact with anyone with measles. What’s happening in Southeast Asia?
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