Release date: 2010-09-13 Source: Bio Valley Bioon.com
Medical examination Nitrile Glove
1.Type:Powdered or Powdered free,hospital medical examination Nitrile Glove
2. Different colour :Blue ,pink,purple ,white,etc.
3. Passed Certification: CE,FDA510K ,EN455,EN374,ISO9001,ISO13485 etc.
4.length:9''(24mm,+/-5mm);
4.Medical grade,AQL:1.5,2.50,4.0 ;
5.Size: S,M,L,XL,XL etc. and weight as your requirement.
6.No latex and non sterile
7.Beaded cuff;sigle use only
8.Stretch ,soft and comfortable.
9.OEM or ODM packing.
10.usage widely for hospital medical examination,health care,hotel ,restaurant ,home cleaning etc
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Several recent studies have shown that the effect of vaccination against hepatitis B at birth can last at least 17 to 20 years.
Dr. Myron J. Levin, a professor of pediatrics and internal medicine at the University of Colorado at Denver, said at the Symposium on Infectious Diseases in Children, hosted by the Children's Hospital of Denver, USA, whether newborns can receive life-long protection without further booster injections. Role, this issue is still inconclusive. But recent research shows that the protection of vaccines can last for 20 years.
A meta-analysis conducted by researchers at the Medical University of Tehran, Iran, showed that the incidence of breakthrough infections was very low: 0% in the first 5 years after inoculation, 0.06% in 6 to 10 years after inoculation, and 0.2% in 11 to 15 years. , 0% within 16 to 20 years (Vaccine 2010; 28: 623-31). Another study that included 204 children living in areas with high prevalence of hepatitis B yielded more encouraging results. Children's mothers are chronically infected with hepatitis B surface antigen positive, and they are vaccinated with hepatitis B vaccine at birth. The study found that their hepatitis B surface antigen and / or hepatitis B core antibody frequently appeared but were only transient positive, and none of the children with positive hepatitis B surface antigen positive showed any clinical symptoms of liver disease.