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Finland research

Published infectious-disease research classified with a high-confidence geographic relationship to Finland.

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Expanding enhanced influenza vaccines programs for adults aged ≥65 in the Nordic region predicted to improve public health and health system resilience

Anna Grootendorst, Asger Sand Paludan-Müller, Klaus Madsen +3 more

Vaccine

Type
Journal article
Scope
Denmark, Finland, Norway

Why it matters nowScaling up advanced immunization protocols for senior citizens may reduce seasonal disease burden and alleviate pressure on medical facilities during peak viral circulation periods.

Peer reviewedOpen accessTick-borne encephalitisVaccination
DOI 10.1080/22221751.2026.2640705 ↗

Tick-borne encephalitis in the Åland Islands, Finland: incidence and disease course since the implementation of a general TBE vaccination programme

Jessica Tikkala, Christian Jansson, Gunilla Häggblom +6 more

Emerging Microbes & Infections

Type
Journal article
Scope
Åland Islands, Finland

Why it matters nowThe findings suggest that the Åland vaccination programme may have prevented an increase in TBE incidence seen in neighboring regions. The substantial proportion of breakthrough infections, particularly among incompletely vaccinated persons, highlights the importance of complete vaccination schedules for effective protection against severe TBE.

Peer reviewedOpen accessTick-borne encephalitisVaccinationSurveillanceTransmission dynamics
DOI 10.1111/apa.70280 ↗

Tick-Borne Encephalitis (TBE) Vaccine in the National Immunisation Programme-For Whom, When and Where?

Askling HH, Zavadska D

Acta paediatrica (Oslo, Norway : 1992)

Type
Journal article
Scope
Finland, Latvia, Norway

Why it matters nowWidespread adoption of the vaccine within national immunization schedules is advocated as a financially sustainable intervention that advances equitable protection for at-risk youth.

Passive enhanced safety surveillance for Vaxigrip and Intanza 15 µg in the United Kingdom and Finland during the northern hemisphere influenza season 2015/16

Hélène Bricout, Anne Laure Chabanon, Audrey Souverain +3 more

Eurosurveillance

Type
Journal article
Scope
Finland, United Kingdom

Why it matters nowThe passive enhanced safety surveillance demonstrated improved data reporting and showed suitability to health authority requirements for near real-time detection of potential increases in vaccine reactogenicity following annual influenza strain updates.

A global perspective of vaccination of healthcare personnel against measles: Systematic review

Amy Parker Fiebelkorn, Jane F. Seward, Walter A. Orenstein

Vaccine

Type
Systematic review
Scope
Finland, United States

Why it matters nowThe review identifies gaps in vaccination policies and implementation that pose risks to both healthcare personnel and patients. Establishing measles vaccination policies for healthcare personnel is highlighted as an important strategy toward achieving measles elimination and should be a priority for global policy setting groups, governments, and hospitals.

Peer reviewedOpen accessGastroenteritisSurveillance
DOI 10.2807/ese.14.49.19435-en ↗

Detection of human norovirus from frozen raspberries in a cluster of gastroenteritis outbreaks

L Maunula, M Roivainen, M Keränen +8 more

Eurosurveillance

Type
Journal article
Scope
Finland

Why it matters nowThe report provides evidence relevant to investigating food-associated gastroenteritis outbreaks by combining exposure information, product trace-back, and laboratory findings to identify a common implicated food batch.