Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
10968197 Vaccine 2011 5 Pages PDF
Abstract
► We assessed the impact of childhood varicella vaccination on herpes zoster. ► Zoster incidence decreased 29% for children aged 0-9 and changed minimally for others. ► Zoster hospitalizations declined by 53%, while outpatient visits declined by 9%. ► Overall, varicella vaccination did not increase rates of herpes zoster.
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Population-based incidence of herpes zoster after introduction of a publicly funded varicella vaccination program
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