typhus vaccine

09/01/2022 - "Later, in 1941 when Nazis tried to invade the Soviet Union (where typhus was endemic), the typhus vaccine-the work of Weigl and Ludwik Fleck (also an employee of the Lviv institute)-was in high demand. "
04/01/2008 - "During a severe typhus epidemic, Turkish physicians injected the typhus vaccine for the purpose of "saving a life from the fire". "
01/01/1972 - "Concepts of louse-borne typhus control in developing countries: the use of the living attenuated E strain typhus vaccine in epidemic and endemic situations."
05/01/1949 - "The effect of typhus vaccine on the numbers of rickettsiae in body lice of typhus patients."
01/01/1949 - "The immunization of troops with typhus vaccine and the characteristics of typhus in immunized individuals."

04/01/1959 - "Near-fatal anaphylaxis from typhus vaccine."
03/01/1948 - "Fatal anaphylaxis following typhus vaccine injection."
02/01/1947 - "Anaphylactic shock in egg-sensitive individuals following vaccination with typhus vaccine; a study of the antigenic relationship of egg and chicken meat antigens and typhus vaccine."

01/01/1968 - "[Experimental studies concerning inflammatory changes in the anterior segment of the injured eye of rabbits treated with typhus vaccine and rabbits with radiation sickness]."

05/01/1986 - "Antibody production has been studied in cotton B-rats and in CBA B-mice during immunization with chemical typhus vaccine (CTV) and during infection with Rickettsia prowazekii. "
01/01/1968 - "Antibody response to a typhus vaccine booster in individuals previously sensitized by either a typhus infection or a single injection of typhus vaccine."

01/01/1994 - "With the use of the unified indirect solid-phase fluorescent enzyme immunoassay the combined evaluation of the antigenic and immunogenic properties of experimental whole-virion inactivated virus vaccines against Venezuelan and eastern equine encephalomyelitides, as well as of dried chemical typhus vaccine, has been made; their safety was determined indirectly by the content of ovalbumin. "