Règlement grand-ducal du 18 octobre 2001 déterminant la liste des vaccinations recommandées

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2003-03-312026-02-24

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Outline, 2 provisions

Art. 1er. Art. 2.

Art. 1er. #art_1er

La liste des vaccinations recommandées est déterminée comme suit:

1. Vaccinations universelles: - - la diphtérie
- le tétanos
- la coqueluche au moyen du vaccin acellulaire
- la poliomyélite
- haemophilus influenzæ type b
- l'hépatite B
- la rougeole
- la rubéole
- les oreillons
2. Vaccinations pour groupes-cibles spécifiques - - la grippe
- le pneumocoque
- la tuberculose
- l'hépatite A
- l’encéphalite à tiques centreeuropéenne (FSME)
- la rage
- la fièvre jaune
- la fièvre typhoïde
- la méningite à méningocoques
- l'encéphalite japonaise
- la varicelle
3. - vaccination contre la variole.

Art. 2. #art_2 applicable 2001-11-03

Notre ministre de la Santé et de la Sécurité Sociale est chargé de l'exécution du présent règlement qui sera publié au Mémorial.

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