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Joanne Anesta Williams-Smith
Joanne Anesta Williams-Smith
University of Lausanne
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Risk factors for urinary tract infections in children aged 0–36 months presenting with fever without source and evaluated for risk of serious bacterial infections
2020
Archives De Pediatrie
Joanne Anesta Williams-Smith
Yves Fougère
J.Y. Pauchard
S. Asner
Mario Gehri
Pierre Alex Crisinel
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Single doses of diphtheria-tetanus-pertussis and poliomyelitis vaccines are sufficient to generate a booster-type response to tetanus in most migrant children
2019
Vaccine
Yves Fougère
Samir El Houss
Joan-Carles Suris
Sylvie Rouvenaz-Defago
Damien Miletto
Lucie von der Weid
Fanny Willen
Joanne Anesta Williams-Smith
Mario Gehri
Pierre Alex Crisinel
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High coverage of hepatitis B vaccination and low prevalence of chronic hepatitis B in migrant children dictate a new catch-up vaccination strategy
2018
Vaccine
Yves Fougère
Samir El Houss
Joan-Carles Suris
Sylvie Rouvenaz-Defago
Damien Miletto
Lucie von der Weid
Fanny Willen
Joanne Anesta Williams-Smith
Mario Gehri
Pierre Alex Crisinel
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