"Influenza Vaccination in 22 Developed Countries: An Update to 1995."

According to the authors' abstract of an article published in Vaccine, "This study expands and updates through 1995 our earlier report on influenza vaccine use in 18 developed countries. Five of the six countries with high levels of vaccine use in 1992 (greater than or equal to 130 doses/1000 population) showed little change or slight declines over the subsequent 3 years. The exception was the United States, where a new federal program for vaccination reimbursement for the elderly helped to increase vaccine distribution from 144 to 239 dose/1000 population. The six countries with medium levels of vaccine use in 1992 (76-96 doses/1000 population) increased to greater than or equal to 100...

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