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[Live enteroviral vaccines for the emergency nonspecific prevention of mass respiratory diseases during fall-winter epidemics of influenza and acute respiratory diseases].
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VaccinologyVaccine SafetyVaccinationVaccine DevelopmentNonspecific ProphylaxisNonspecific Urgent ProphylaxisImmunologyEnterovirus Interferonogenic VaccinesVirologyLive Enteroviral VaccinesMass Respiratory DiseasesVaccine EfficacyInfluenza VaccineFlu VaccinationFall-winter EpidemicsMedicineEpidemiologyInfluenza Vaccines
The results of the 3-year controlled trials of a new method of nonspecific urgent prophylaxis of influenza and acute respiratory diseases (ADR) by immunization of healthy adults with standard live enterovirus oral vaccines, introduced in 2-3 administrations at intervals of 7-10 days, at the initial stages of autumn and winter epidemics are presented. Observations, carried out in three republics, covered more than 150,000 persons immunized with enterovirus interferonogenic vaccines. A considerable decrease in morbidity rate among the vaccinees was achieved (on the average, by 3.2 times) in comparison to that among nonimmunized subjects. The method of nonspecific prophylaxis with live enterovirus interferonogenic vaccines is recommended during outbreaks of diseases induced simultaneously by several causative agents of influenza and ARD, as well as by pathogenic enterovirus strains.