Japan's Kyodo News Service said it saw a report from North Korea to the United Nations in which it sought dlrs 491 million in aid, including 10 million doses of cholera vaccine.
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WHO recommends that current available cholera vaccines be used as complements to traditional control and preventive measures in areas where the disease is endemic and should be considered in areas at risk for outbreaks.
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The Canadians, who flew cholera vaccine to Tanzania for refugee camps on Sunday, were flying a cargo of water and plastic sheeting to Mwanza, a Tanzanian port at the south end of Lake Victoria, on Tuesday.
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Hilleman Laboratories in collaboration with Gotovax AB ( a University of Gothenburg spin-off biopharmaceutical company ) targets to create highly effective Oral Cholera vaccine at a considerably more affordable price than existing ones available in the market.
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Advances in genetic engineering and the success of " functional " foods, such as calcium-fortified juice, are spawning a new, exotic generation of agricultural products : bananas that produce a cholera vaccine, vegetables containing bonus vitamins, and many more.
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Vaccination against cholera is not recommended, according to the Centers for Disease Control; indeed, the C . D . C . says the manufacture and sale of the only licensed cholera vaccine in the United States has been discontinued.
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The large international institutions IFRC as well WHO have shied away from large mass vaccination campaigns despite the fact that oral cholera vaccines have been successfully used earlier in 2012 by MSF in Guinea Bissau and by Partners in Health in Haiti.
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Pasteur had already discovered molecular chirality, investigated Lister's introduction of antisepsis, introduced pasteurization to France's wine industry, answered the silkworm diseases blighting France's silkworm industry, applied bacteriology to attenuated a " Pasteurella " species and introduce chicken cholera vaccine ( 1879 ), and introduced anthrax vaccine ( 1881 ).
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Therefore, currently, the IVI s main strategies to decrease child mortality rates and to prevent infectious diseases are implemented with Cholera Vaccine Program, Typhoid Vaccine Program, Dengue Vaccine Initiative, SIVAC Initiative, Meningitis in Niger Program, Japanese Encephalitis Vaccine Program, Respiratory Pathogen Vaccine Program, Rotavirus Diarrhea Vaccine Program, and DPRK Program.
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For its part, the United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention does not recommend cholera vaccine, noting that the risk is so low to those who take proper precautions _ such as peeling fruits themselves and not eating uncooked food such as fish and shellfish _ and that the vaccination is only 50 percent effective.
