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See Latest ArticlesVaricella: epidemiological aspects and vaccination coverage in Veneto Region
BMC Infectious Diseases, 09/10/09
Baldo V et al. – Data from passive and active surveillance systems confirm that varicella is a common disease which each year affects a large proportion of the population, mainly children. Uptake of the varicella vaccination programme was strikingly good with average coverage rates reached about 70% after only 3 years. Sustained implementation of existing vaccine policies is needed to warrant any significant reduction of varicella incidence in the Veneto Region.
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