Updated: 23 November 2017
The vaccinations explained
BCG: fights Tuberculosis
Named after Bacille Calmette-Guerin, this vaccine to fight TB is required in South Africa at birth and will automatically be given to your baby in the hospital. It is a freeze-dried vaccine prepared from an attenuated strain of bovine tuberculosis. If no scar is visible at three months, then the vaccine is repeated. South Africa still has a high rate of TB infection, in spite of this vaccination, but it seems to protect children against TB meningitis and milliary (widely disseminated) TB, both potentially fatal.
but see pubmed.org ristori + bcg
italian is not spoken or read at the nassau county medical center
but see pubmed.org ristori + bcg
italian is not spoken or read at the nassau county medical center
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