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trigram	frequency
as well as	115
the united states	106
weeks of age	101
in the united	93
of influenza vaccination	82
the use of	80
the risk of	79
of the population	75
the development of	74
health care workers	71
seasonal influenza vaccination	71
the impact of	62
in order to	62
the number of	59
influenza and pneumococcal	58
ph n vaccination	58
influenza vaccination in	55
influenza vaccination among	55
influenza vaccination coverage	54
one of the	54
of the vaccine	53
of the disease	51
vaccination uptake in	50
the presence of	50
in addition to	49
the immune system	49
due to the	49
there is a	47
to vaccination uptake	46
for disease control	46
according to the	44
was not tested	44
but determinant was	44
vaccination in the	43
significance was not	43
advisory committee on	42
based on the	41
in patients with	41
to be vaccinated	41
control and prevention	41
disease control and	40
as a result	39
linked to vaccination	39
committee on immunization	38
of adverse events	38
the h n	37
compared to the	37
it has been	37
because of the	37
have to be	37
associated with the	36
the majority of	36
the importance of	35
a number of	35
the advisory committee	35
in terms of	35
centers for disease	35
influenza vaccination of	35
in response to	34
there was no	34
the time of	34
world health organization	34
h n vaccination	34
morbidity and mortality	34
prevention and control	33
immune response to	33
the incidence of	33
on immunization practices	33
the case of	33
the fact that	33
factors associated with	32
of the vaccination	32
seasonal influenza vaccine	32
of a vaccine	32
in hong kong	32
the present study	32
the influenza vaccine	32
the role of	32
vaccination and the	31
the most common	31
h n influenza	31
of infectious diseases	30
need to be	30
been shown to	30
in this study	30
a systematic review	30
vaccination coverage in	29
at the time	29
in the case	29
risk of infection	28
the spread of	28
in our study	28
months of age	28
more likely to	28
on the other	28
such as the	28
influenza vaccination rates	28
of seasonal influenza	28
the other hand	28
influenza vaccine in	28
has been shown	27
recommendation is to	27
department of health	27
the effectiveness of	27
well as the	27
for influenza vaccination	27
in the past	27
the vaccination coverage	27
vaccination coverage among	27
a result of	27
the effects of	26
there is no	26
to get vaccinated	26
to be a	26
the mmr vaccine	25
a h n	25
of the advisory	25
of influenza vaccine	25
years of age	25
h n vaccine	25
and influenza vaccination	25
the current recommendation	25
hepatitis b vaccine	25
response to the	24
to increase vaccination	24
the need for	24
as part of	24
and control of	24
the introduction of	24
significant negative association	24
the absence of	24
the level of	24
severe acute respiratory	24
of influenza and	24
of health care	24
determinant was positively	24
of the study	24
x x x	24
the efficacy of	24
to weeks of	23
it may be	23
of the respondents	23
current recommendation is	23
the influence of	23
positively linked to	23
found to be	23
of public health	23
infectious diseases of	23
to respond to	23
in the us	23
was positively linked	23
significant positive association	23
role in the	23
some of the	23
ministry of health	23
immune responses in	23
recommendations of the	23
acute respiratory syndrome	23
the public health	22
a lack of	22
high risk group	22
annual influenza vaccination	22
a variety of	22
the results of	22
is associated with	22
was associated with	22
influenza vaccination and	22
a review of	22
the general population	22
the uptake of	22
uptake of influenza	22
influenza vaccination uptake	22
for use in	22
in health care	22
influenza vaccination for	22
associated with vaccination	22
of the most	22
in s file	22
in the same	21
of this study	21
the potential for	21
in public health	21
shown to be	21
increased risk for	21
coverage rates in	21
and public health	21
may not be	21
or correlation coefficient	21
seasonal influenza and	21
should be administered	21
in which the	21
analysis or correlation	21
most of the	21
depending on the	21
vaccination coverage rates	21
the vaccine was	21
at weeks of	21
likely to be	21
double caret pointing	21
vaccine failure rate	21
to the vaccine	21
review of the	20
of the national	20
was defined as	20
of ph n	20
of pregnant women	20
of the immune	20
caret pointing upwards	20
determinant was negatively	20
negatively linked to	20
eff ectiveness of	20
in accordance with	20
to protect against	20
the rate of	20
it is possible	20
be associated with	20
was negatively linked	20
and pneumococcal vaccination	20
in the previous	19
in the present	19
in the u	19
an increase in	19
in the future	19
vaccine has been	19
has also been	19
vaccination of hcws	19
of vaccination and	19
of mumps virus	19
the lack of	19
the most important	19
have been reported	19
been associated with	19
included in the	19
the immune response	19
the fraction of	19
this study was	19
it should be	19
the implementation of	19
of vaccines and	19
should not be	19
vaccine in the	19
the beginning of	19
of age and	19
the world health	19
perceived risk of	19
pandemic influenza a	19
diseases of the	19
caret pointing downwards	18
tested by chi	18
canine and feline	18
systemic lupus erythematosus	18
with influenza vaccination	18
among pregnant women	18
in rainbow trout	18
effects of the	18
modifying therapies on	18
ph n vaccine	18
the national immunization	18
of the dog	18
univariate analysis or	18
influenza a h	18
vaccination of the	18
that there is	18
were used to	18
has to be	18
the potential to	18
is the most	18
by multivariate analysis	18
hepatitis b vaccination	18
immune responses to	18
part of the	18
the dog and	18
in the s	18
vaccinate their children	18
was used to	18
the proportion of	18
to assess the	18
tested by multivariate	18
to be the	17
mumps and rubella	17
no significant difference	17
in children with	17
with respect to	17
had been vaccinated	17
in this case	17
with t dm	17
public health authorities	17
innate immune responses	17
the administration of	17
the ability to	17
the context of	17
to influenza vaccination	17
the same time	17
the ministry of	17
to participate in	17
of pandemic influenza	17
dog and cat	17
puppies and kittens	17
the severity of	17
and risk perception	17
to receive the	17
vaccination and treatment	17
to public health	17
at the same	17
it is not	17
adverse effects of	17
the onset of	17
and weeks of	17
the history of	16
pneumococcal and influenza	16
the united kingdom	16
the vaccine is	16
in the context	16
as shown in	16
canine distemper virus	16
majority of the	16
considered to be	16
of a new	16
the cost of	16
in the absence	16
pregnant women in	16
influenza vaccine uptake	16
between vaccination and	16
of health and	16
the basis of	16
central nervous system	16
impact of the	16
between the two	16
responses to vaccinations	16
the evolution of	16
difference in the	16
to vaccinate their	16
on responses to	16
has been reported	16
and pneumococcal vaccinations	16
the burden of	15
among health care	15
vaccinated in the	15
l p r	15
the maximum vaccination	15
patients with t	15
effects of ms	15
a total of	15
use of the	15
the end of	15
a role in	15
r o o	15
p r e	15
j o u	15
in multiple sclerosis	15
r n a	15
vaccination has been	15
n a l	15
in the first	15
o o f	15
in this paper	15
of ms disease	15
has not been	15
public health law	15
the type of	15
p r o	15
care workers in	15
play a role	15
the eradication of	15
vaccine should be	15
therapies on responses	15
o u r	15
the production of	15
u r n	15
in the usa	15
a and b	15
of vaccination in	15
a l p	15
increased risk of	15
development of a	15
the minimum vaccination	15
infectious disease outbreaks	15
the possibility of	15
the right to	15
be used to	15
should be given	14
vaccines and vaccination	14
for public health	14
an increased risk	14
mobile medical teams	14
in relation to	14
the emergence of	14
rate in the	14
of multiple sclerosis	14
healthcare workers in	14
infectious diseases in	14
vaccines have been	14
to ensure that	14
the authors declare	14
infectious diseases and	14
compared to other	14
the seasonal influenza	14
kittens and cats	14
mandatory influenza vaccination	14
depends on the	14
immune thrombocytopenic purpura	14
will need to	14
that the vaccine	14
to prevent the	14
h n pandemic	14
in the vaccine	14
is likely to	14
contributed to the	14
the occurrence of	14
and safety of	14
thought to be	14
generally not recommended	14
response to a	14
health care providers	14
influenza vaccine coverage	14
there was a	14
in trout nalt	14
the effect of	14
and the vaccination	14
the nature of	14
for pandemic influenza	14
in other countries	14
on the basis	14
a combination of	14
use of a	14
of the world	14
it is important	14
in the study	14
related to the	14
vaccination uptake among	14
when compared to	14
vaccines in the	14
vaccination of health	14
is to use	14
vaccine in a	14
of mumps in	14
the most effective	14
led to the	14
that may be	14
due to a	14
addition to the	13
more than one	13
of the covid	13
in the elderly	13
vaccination should be	13
the difference in	13
the previous season	13
safety and efficacy	13
risk of exposure	13
to the other	13
of vaccination against	13
influenzae type b	13
part of a	13
live attenuated ihnv	13
relapse rate in	13
to the public	13
shown in table	13
public health interventions	13
this type of	13
there are no	13
should also be	13
and the risk	13
in vaccination coverage	13
participate in the	13
to increase the	13
among healthcare workers	13
of a smallpox	13
to determine the	13
induced by adjuvants	13
was the most	13
public health and	13
in developing countries	13
to explore the	13
it is a	13
to be considered	13
the vaccination rate	13
primary health care	13
members of the	13
syndrome induced by	13
of rabies in	13
may also be	13
the likelihood of	13
in the vaccination	13
high risk of	13
haemophilus influenzae type	13
the relationship between	13
the prevalence of	13
be due to	13
this is the	13
have the potential	13
of the virus	13
duration of immunity	13
and new zealand	13
the perception of	13
to reduce the	13
is difficult to	13
should be vaccinated	13
the innate immune	13
of vaccination coverage	13
the vaccination game	13
has been associated	13
the general public	13
of the influenza	13
centre for disease	13
and it is	13
systematic review and	13
was conducted in	13
two doses of	13
the quality of	13
rates in the	12
that it is	12
human rabies deaths	12
the high risk	12
hepatitis b virus	12
chronic disease management	12
in the field	12
analysis was performed	12
who had been	12
more than of	12
diseases in the	12
infectious hematopoietic necrosis	12
vaccination coverage rate	12
influenza vaccination were	12
may lead to	12
the theory of	12
events associated with	12
the health of	12
of the mmr	12
is generally not	12
high risk groups	12
the study was	12
and seasonal influenza	12
children with ns	12
should be considered	12
of the individual	12
of infection and	12
vaccination rates in	12
of h n	12
vaccination strategies in	12
used in the	12
vaccination status and	12
were included in	12
against seasonal influenza	12
the concept of	12
benefits of vaccination	12
for health care	12
report of the	12
is important to	12
during the covid	12
the age of	12
innate immune response	12
with multiple sclerosis	12
and the vaccine	12
to be effective	12
national immunization program	12
of the public	12
associated with a	12
nature of the	12
in puppies and	12
the hong kong	12
the mumps vaccine	12
of being infected	12
are associated with	12
who did not	12
minimum vaccination groups	12
risks associated with	12
vaccination coverage was	12
lack of time	12
as early as	12
are needed to	12
in the general	12
and resistant strains	12
been reported to	12
adverse events associated	12
have also been	12
the control group	12
the benefits of	12
on the immune	12
high vaccination coverage	12
the need to	12
within the population	12
respiratory tract disease	12
the vaccination training	12
of respiratory symptoms	12
vaccination training program	12
the extent of	12
in the current	12
the purpose of	12
and use of	12
attitudes and practices	12
to be more	12
may have been	12
and health care	11
around the world	11
for infectious disease	11
involved in the	11
of mandatory vaccination	11
parts of the	11
disease prevention and	11
of vaccination uptake	11
use of vaccines	11
the practitioner is	11
the detection of	11
with regard to	11
pandemic influenza vaccination	11
of vaccine administration	11
each of the	11
was licensed in	11
at and weeks	11
review and meta	11
influenza in the	11
of the participants	11
it is the	11
for the first	11
the relapse rate	11
status of the	11
as opposed to	11
legal database isr	11
they do not	11
is no longer	11
h n and	11
is based on	11
study was conducted	11
known as the	11
immune response in	11
over the years	11
theory of planned	11
of vaccine efficacy	11
and risk of	11
in the environment	11
to use a	11
vaccination rates and	11
and pneumococcal vaccine	11
vaccine safety and	11
the department of	11
the association between	11
the university of	11
in the medical	11
antibody response to	11
and h n	11
and immunogenicity of	11
sensitive and resistant	11
a modified live	11
nevo legal database	11
the generation of	11
knowledge and risk	11
the percentage of	11
there have been	11
fact that the	11
this study is	11
systematic review of	11
the success of	11
such as those	11
taking into account	11
vaccination coverage of	11
modified live virus	11
there are several	11
emerging infectious diseases	11
there may be	11
vaccination coverage and	11
vaccine adverse event	11
dogs and cats	11
seasonal and pandemic	11
rabies control in	11
dose of the	11
vaccinated against influenza	11
vaccination uptake was	11
in many countries	11
and vaccination coverage	11
european centre for	11
the frequency of	11
in great britain	11
vaccination rate in	11
response to vaccination	11
the duration of	11
information about the	11
the prevention of	11
administration of a	11
patients with multiple	11
of new vaccines	11
and efficacy of	11
the value of	11
vaccination against seasonal	11
to a vaccine	11
in ms patients	11
evaluation of the	11
in the public	11
perceived benefits of	11
vaccines should be	11
have not been	10
access to the	10
of canine rabies	10
multiple logistic regression	10
intention to receive	10
yet to be	10
and that the	10
the promotion of	10
infection or vaccination	10
israeli ministry of	10
immunogenicity and safety	10
at increased risk	10
the safety of	10
in the uk	10
effectiveness of influenza	10
could be used	10
transmission of the	10
in the presence	10
the current study	10
the threat of	10
this suggests that	10
even though the	10
a new vaccine	10
is one of	10
are likely to	10
risk of disease	10
a highly vaccinated	10
could not be	10
with chronic diseases	10
to address these	10
a public health	10
of vaccine failure	10
economic evaluation of	10
was performed to	10
the israeli ministry	10
common reason for	10
adverse reactions to	10
it can be	10
impact on the	10
adverse event reporting	10
beginning of the	10
regardless of the	10
in the service	10
other respiratory viruses	10
are more likely	10
be considered as	10
gps and pns	10
of the same	10
in vaccinated individuals	10
in contrast to	10
we did not	10
there are multiple	10
vaccines and the	10
vaccination for health	10
proved to be	10
most common reason	10
of infectious disease	10
maximum vaccination groups	10
vaccination uptake and	10
on the disease	10
mumps outbreaks in	10
vaccine and the	10
influenza and vaccination	10
may result in	10
after influenza vaccination	10
increase in the	10
to the development	10
of pneumococcal vaccination	10
some of these	10
among patients with	10
pregnant women and	10
of adverse reactions	10
susceptible to infection	10
the protection of	10
of this disease	10
administration of the	10
at high risk	10
risk to the	10
acute disseminated encephalomyelitis	10
vaccination in children	10
it is generally	10
barriers and facilitators	10
have been published	10
with chronic disease	10
to be safe	10
strategies in puppies	10
can also be	10
to be taken	10
on the vaccination	10
hcw influenza vaccination	10
for adverse events	10
relative cost of	10
in the pre	10
did not have	10
effectiveness of the	10
and rubella vaccine	10
influenza vaccine is	10
public health policy	10
both influenza and	10
high levels of	10
to the individual	10
vaccination against influenza	10
in the last	10
none of the	10
and acellular pertussis	10
and the development	10
an immune response	10
control of influenza	10
the service of	10
vaccine can be	10
cost of vaccination	10
lead to the	10
based on a	10
following influenza vaccination	10
mumps outbreak in	10
analysis of the	10
at risk of	10
can be found	10
vaccination is the	10
among children aged	10
as long as	10
myopic update rule	10
results of a	10
receive influenza vaccination	9
total number of	9
the site of	9
the th century	9
barriers to vaccination	9
of the two	9
the control of	9
to be at	9
access to vaccination	9
and those with	9
the total number	9
in pregnant women	9
doses of the	9
the process of	9
for seasonal influenza	9
it is also	9
the virus is	9
may not have	9
duty of care	9
influenza and pertussis	9
caused by the	9
rather than the	9
positively associated with	9
the vaccination and	9
in a large	9
was highest in	9
attributed to the	9
small number of	9
to understand the	9
the odds of	9
vaccination intention and	9
the goal of	9
local time scale	9
influenza vaccination was	9
attitudes and beliefs	9
associated with influenza	9
burden of disease	9
defined as the	9
american academy of	9
event reporting system	9
at to weeks	9
food and drug	9
vaccine was licensed	9
diseases such as	9
is an important	9
in these species	9
in a highly	9
factors related to	9
vaccine preventable diseases	9
of vaccinated individuals	9
infectious canine hepatitis	9
and in the	9
for each of	9
and evaluation of	9
approved by the	9
at least one	9
received the influenza	9
but it is	9
vaccination with a	9
children and adults	9
been vaccinated in	9
an infectious disease	9
in high risk	9
it would be	9
and influenza vaccine	9
provided by the	9
a history of	9
maternal antibody interference	9
in children and	9
in the media	9
to be used	9
are presented in	9
persons with chronic	9
adverse events following	9
when compared with	9
may have a	9
immunity in the	9
attitudes towards vaccination	9
available online at	9
a license to	9
be used in	9
domestic dog populations	9
may be more	9
of the high	9
intention to be	9
of the patient	9
the management of	9
found that the	9
risk of the	9
maternal vaccination uptake	9
side effects of	9
the case for	9
obtained from the	9
in the in	9
shown in figure	9
the same year	9
appear to be	9
not to be	9
vaccination of healthcare	9
difference between the	9
demonstrated that the	9
the vaccination cost	9
been found to	9
compared with the	9
of the new	9
ability to respond	9
inactivated influenza vaccine	9
an important role	9
for vaccination in	9
pneumococcal conjugate vaccine	9
was no difference	9
there are many	9
in some cases	9
for disease prevention	9
the vaccination strategy	9
the centers for	9
management information system	9
diphtheria and tetanus	9
acceptance of influenza	9
seem to be	9
all of the	9
was obtained from	9
in recent years	9
about influenza and	9
the vaccine and	9
p in s	9
which can be	9
of the children	9
efficacy of the	9
the question of	9
and is therefore	9
institute of medicine	9
these vaccines are	9
the sensitive and	9
to administer vaccinations	9
used as a	9
for the vaccine	9
the disease is	9
can be used	9
in the face	9
at risk for	9
has led to	9
of the epidemic	9
the vaccine in	9
a second dose	9
of hepatitis b	9
of vaccines in	9
mortality and morbidity	9
conflict of interest	9
adults with dm	9
people with diabetes	9
assessment of the	9
reason for vaccination	9
and pandemic influenza	9
and pneumococcal vaccines	9
in this species	9
not prevent infection	9
in a single	9
responses to the	9
was found to	9
disease management information	9
and multiple sclerosis	9
vaccination is a	9
among the elderly	9
the puppy is	9
data from the	9
supported by the	9
of healthcare workers	9
at the site	9
basis of the	8
inflammatory bowel disease	8
vaccination rate was	8
license it is	8
most likely to	8
pandemic influenza vaccine	8
the form of	8
beginning at weeks	8
influenced by the	8
that they have	8
in the development	8
rate of both	8
that they are	8
in the post	8
is the author	8
the sample size	8
quality of life	8
a reduction in	8
granted medrxiv a	8
an outbreak of	8
to influenza and	8
adverse events in	8
the most significant	8
of these diseases	8
has been suggested	8
no more than	8
eradication of polio	8
is defined as	8
for vaccination of	8
limited number of	8
whether or not	8
of chronic diseases	8
from days to	8
significantly associated with	8
the vaccination of	8
the treatment game	8
version posted june	8
with live attenuated	8
copyright holder for	8
to receive influenza	8
because it is	8
at least weeks	8
hepatitis a and	8
dynamics of the	8
associated adverse events	8
this version posted	8
consistent with the	8
of rabies virus	8
elimination of canine	8
influenza vaccination by	8
vaccination with the	8
the issue of	8
under a is	8
between and weeks	8
emergency preparedness planning	8
of human rabies	8
emergency preparedness plans	8
risk associated with	8
in the netherlands	8
of all the	8
united states and	8
right to autonomy	8
may be the	8
exposure to the	8
authors declare that	8
and hepatitis b	8
it is made	8
risk of a	8
those who have	8
of patients with	8
second dose of	8
end of the	8
had the lowest	8
for development of	8
in the control	8
in nasal secretions	8
relapse of ns	8
suggests that the	8
of vaccination c	8
medrxiv a license	8
risk for ms	8
the rest of	8
health care personnel	8
number of studies	8
association between vaccination	8
the disease and	8
the day of	8
to be in	8
in the season	8
to be associated	8
the standard screening	8
data not shown	8
of the present	8
days after vaccination	8
logistic regression analysis	8
prior to the	8
children aged years	8
a mumps outbreak	8
reported to the	8
a is the	8
primary vaccine failure	8
at the end	8
should be noted	8
was significantly higher	8
a subset of	8
to seasonal influenza	8
available under a	8
be able to	8
who has granted	8
vaccination may be	8
in favour of	8
important role in	8
this could be	8
to the population	8
cd t cells	8
regarding adverse effects	8
on influenza vaccination	8
this preprint this	8
to examine the	8
high proportion of	8
number of people	8
display the preprint	8
compared to those	8
is required to	8
is possible to	8
the jl vaccine	8
international license it	8
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