Flu vaccination rates vary across Europe: Coverage of influenza vaccination varies widely between countries, a study has shown (Journal of Infection 2009 Apr 17, doi:10.1016/j.jinf.2009.04.001). Coverage varied from 9.5% in Poland to 28.7% in the United Kingdom in 2007-8. Coverage in the elderly people was most in the UK, at 70.2%, and vaccine uptake in children was lowest in Ireland (4.2%) and highest in Germany (19.3%).
Managing bladder problems in multiple sclerosis: Second line treatments, such as bladder injections of botulinum toxin A and intermittent self catheterisation, should be more widely available to people …
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