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The additive benefits of influenza and pneumococcal vaccinations during influenza seasons among elderly persons with chronic lung disease
Kristin L. Nichol
Medicine - Veteran's Administration Medical Center
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Agriculture & Biology
influenza vaccination
100%
respiratory tract diseases
62%
vaccination
52%
influenza
39%
pneumonia
36%
death
25%
demography
8%
health services
8%
uncertainty
8%
vaccines
7%
dates (fruit)
6%
Medicine & Life Sciences
Human Influenza
53%
Lung Diseases
52%
Vaccination
46%
Chronic Disease
43%
Elderly
39%
Pneumonia
20%
Hospitalization
19%
Organizations
10%
Managed Care Programs
7%
Uncertainty
5%
Vaccines
4%
Demography
4%
Delivery of Health Care
3%
Databases
3%
Health
3%
Social Sciences
vaccination
65%
contagious disease
57%
human being
30%
hospitalization
28%
death
18%
regression
8%
organization
7%
managed care
7%
uncertainty
4%
health care
4%
health
2%