Un estudio de vigilancia de seguridad posterior a la comercialización de vacunas en Chongqing, China desde 2006 hasta

Binyue Xu1, Qing Wang1, Jiawei Xu1

  • 1EPI Department, Chongqing Municipal Center for Disease Control and Prevention, Chongqing, China.

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Resumen

Este estudio analizó 15 años de datos de seguridad de la vacuna en Chongqing, encontrando una seguridad satisfactoria de la vacuna en general. Las reacciones alérgicas fueron las más comunes, con la vacuna contra el sarampión y la rubéola mostrando la mayor incidencia.

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