Session: 10e. Antibacterial vaccines
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17 April 2023
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P3016
Case-fatality and clinical presentation of invasive pneumococcal disease (IPD) caused by PCV20 additional serotypes: an analysis of national surveillance data from Israel, 2009-2018
12 September 2022
Do we really understand pneumococcal vaccination of the elderly?
26 April 2022
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O0986
Empiric treatment for bacteraemic pneumococcal pneumonia that includes macrolides is associated with lower mortality, a retrospective nationwide cohort, Israel, 2009-2017
Michal Chowers, Shiran Gerassy, Ronit Cohen-Poradosu, Jihad Bishara, Bibiana Chazan, Yasmin Maor, Oren Zimhony, Yonit Weiner-Well, Ron Dagan, Gili Regev-Yochay
Session: RTI: think not only about COVID
1-hour Oral Session
13 April 2019
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384372
PCVs: the first vaccines against normal nasopharyngeal microbiota constituents
16 March 2018
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17918
Pneumococcal vaccine: is there a place for VPC13 + VPP23?
24 April 2015
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ID03
Are vaccines the solution to tackle antimicrobial resistance?
06 March 2015
Con
13 May 2014
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SY303
Reducing the burden of pneumococcal disease with pneumococcal conjugate vaccines
29 April 2013
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K430
Academia and infectious diseases: the lessons from The First Book of Moses
23 March 2013
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T25
Vaccines to constrain antimicrobial resistance
16 May 2009
Impact of conjugate pneumococcal vaccine in North American and European children
10 October 2007
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