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Clinical immunology

the observation that boys vaccinated repeatedly against influenza were less protected in later outbreaks than those vaccinated for the first time.

In clinical immunology, Hoskins paradox refers to the observation that boys vaccinated repeatedly against influenza were less protected in later outbreaks than those vaccinated for the first time. This meaning comes from Hoskins (1979) in The Lancet.[1]

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Hoskins, T. W., Davies, J., Smith, A. J., Miller, C., & Allchin, A. (1979). Assessment of Inactivated Influenza-a Vaccine After Three Outbreaks of Influenza a at Christ's Hospital. The Lancet, 313(8106), 33-35. https://doi.org/10.1016/s0140-6736(79)90468-9

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