Examples of chickenpox

• The high percentage of parents familiar with chickenpox rash was not compatible with the sizable number of parents reporting erroneous histories in their children.

• Consent, however, was not associated with a history or severity of chickenpox among the children.

• However, further studies are necessary to utilize the correlation between epidemic pattern and meteorological factors for the prediction of chickenpox incidence.

• Therefore, focusing on the second peak, the accuracy of the number of patients suffering from chickenpox may be diverse among the prefectures.

• Given the mild nature of breakthrough varicella, reduction of morbidity of chickenpox is a more realistic target.

• Therefore, in the case of chickenpox, the feature of the second peak might characterize the epidemic pattern of each prefecture.

• The feature of the second peak might characterize the epidemic pattern of chickenpox.

• Lastly, case n°l had clinical evidence of chickenpox.

• The participants' perceptions of the severity of chickenpox were also identified as influencing the decision.

• Thus, people dying from infectious diseases, particularly gastrointestinal infections, tuberculosis and respiratory viruses (measles, influenza and chickenpox) were analysed separately.

• Efficacy, immunogenicity, safety, and use of live attenuated chickenpox vaccine.

• The diagnosis of shingles (and of chickenpox and herpes simplex) is made clinically and patients are rarely investigated virologically.

• Incidence rates of chickenpox and herpes simplex were examined similarly.

• The questionnaire also included introductory information about chickenpox and the vaccination (including an explanation of mild and severe vaccine side effects).

• Another four participants described chickenpox as unpleasant and something to be avoided.