Which of the following issues motivated the increased doses of certain vaccines and reformulated vaccines at the start of the 21st century? Select all that apply

A) Increased virulence of the vaccine-preventable disease causative organisms
B) Pertussis immunity was found to wane with age so the vaccine was reformulated to cocoon infants by immunizing the adults around them to prevent exposure of infants.
C) Varicella vaccine given in two doses has been found to increase immunity.
D) Measles outbreaks were identified in populations where parents had refused MMR vaccination for their children and received personal belief exemptions.


Ans: B, C, D

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