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Targeted Testing of Children for Tuberculosis: Validation of a Risk Assessment Questionnaire by Froehlich, Hervey, Ackerson, Lynn M, Morozumi, Pius A, Pediatric Tuberculosis Study Group of Kaiser Permanente, Northern California

“…Given the directive of the American Academy of Pediatrics to test children for tuberculosis (TB) only if they are at high risk for the disease, we sought to…”
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Computer-generated recall letters for underimmunized children: how cost-effective? by LIEU, TRACY A, BLACK, STEVEN B, RAY, PAULA, SCHWALBE, JOAN A, LEWIS, EDWIN M, LAVETTER, ALLAN, MOROZUMI, PIUS A, SHINEFIELD, HENRY R

“…OBJECTIVE.To evaluate the effectiveness and cost effectiveness of computer-generated recall letters to parents of children overdue for immunizations…”
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Efficacy, safety and immunogenicity of heptavalent pneumococcal conjugate vaccine in children by BLACK, STEVEN, SHINEFIELD, HENRY, FIREMAN, BRUCE, LEWIS, EDWIN, RAY, PAULA, HANSEN, JOHN R, ELVIN, LAURA, ENSOR, KATHY M, HACKELL, JILL, SIBER, GEORGE, MALINOSKI, FRANK, MADORE, DACE, CHANG, IH, KOHBERGER, ROBERT, WATSON, WENDY, AUSTRIAN, ROBERT, EDWARDS, KATHY

“…OBJECTIVE. METHODS. RESULTS.In the interim analysis in August, 1998, 17 of the 17 cases of invasive disease caused by vaccine serotype in fully vaccinated…”
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Safety and immunogenicity of Chiron/Biocine® recombinant acellular pertussis-diphtheria-tetanus vaccine in infants and toddlers by BLACK, STEVEN B, SHINEFIELD, HENRY R, BERGEN, RANDY, HART, CARY, KREMERS, ROBERT, LAVETTER, ALLAN, LEMESURIER, JIM, MOROZUMI, PIUS A, RAY, PAULA, LEWIS, EDWIN M, FIREMAN, BRUCE, SCHWALBE, JOAN, HALLAM, PATRICIA, SHANDLING, MITCHELL, DEKKER, CORNELIA, GRANOFF, DAN M, IZU, ALLEN, PODDA, AUDINO

“…OBJECTIVE.To evaluate the safety and immunogenicity of the recombinant acellular pertussisdiphtheria-tetanus (aPDT) vaccine (C-aPDT, Chiron/Biocine®). STUDY…”
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Targeted testing of children for tuberculosis: validation of a risk assessment questionnaire by Froehlich, Hervey, Ackerson, Lynn M, Morozumi, Pius A

“…Objective. Given the directive of the American Academy of Pediatrics to test children for tuberculosis (TB) only if they are at high risk for the disease, we…”
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Endophthalmitis associated with group-B streptococcal meningitis in an infant by Greene, G R, Carroll, W L, Morozumi, P A, Ching, F C

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SAFETY AND IMMUNOGENICITY OF CONCOMITANT SEPARATE ADMINISTRATION OF MMRII, TETRAMUNE (WYETH LEDERLE DPT & HbOC) AND VARIVAX (OKA/MERCK VARICELLA VACCINE) VS. CONCOMITANT INJECTIONS OF MMRII AND TETRAMUNE• 660 by Shinefield, Henry R, Black, Steve, Morozumi, Pius, Froehlich, Hervey, Bergen, Randy, Lavetter, Allan, Kremers, Robert, Glauber, James, Soe, Garwin, Adelman, Tama, Ensor, Kathleen, Ngai, Angela, Staehle, Brenda, White, Jo

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Efficacy of Haemophilus influenzae type b capsular polysaccharide vaccine by Black, S B, Shinefield, H R, Hiatt, R A, Fireman, B H

“…The efficacy of the Haemophilus influenzae type b (Hib) polyribose phosphate vaccine was evaluated in a population of 120,000 children from 23 through 71…”
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Protection against pulmonary blastomycosis: adoptive transfer with T lymphocytes, but not serum, from resistant mice by Brummer, E, Morozumi, P A, Vo, P T, Stevens, D A

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Laboratory evaluation of an outbreak of nocardiosis in immunocompromised hosts by Stevens, D A, Pier, A C, Beaman, B L, Morozumi, P A, Lovett, I S, Houang, E T

“…Seven patients in a renal unit were proved to have nocardiosis in an interval of nine months. Six of these patients had received renal transplants. Serologic…”
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Possible monocyte killing defect in familial atypical mycobacteriosis by Uchiyama, N, Greene, G R, Warren, B J, Morozumi, P A, Spear, G S, Galant, S P

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Atypical mycobacterial cervical adenitis: clinical presentation by Thompson, J N, Watanabe, M J, Greene, G R, Morozumi, P A, Kohut, R I

“…Atypical mycobacterium cervical adenitis (AMCA) is a disease primarily of childhood and usually presents as a unilateral mass or draining sinus. The pathogens…”
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