A poliovirus vaccine consisting of inactivated polio virus that is injected subcutaneously to provide immunity to poliomyelitis.
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Specifically, the current study examined the association between bidirectional IPV and depression.
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Most EAPs did not report having standardized approaches for addressing IPV perpetration.
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We examined the prevalence and correlates of IPV among HIV-infected pregnant women.
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Conclusions: HIV-infected pregnant women in the study reported experiencing multiple forms of IPV.
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Past-year MDD was a possible mediator of the IPV-drinking class relationship.
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There was a direct effect of WPV on IPV mediated by depressive symptoms.
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The recency of IPV was examined as a potential moderator of these relations.
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This suggests that IPV-vaccinated communities are partially protected from the spread of poliovirus.
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Conclusions: Results indicate a strong association between recent IPV and problem drinking class membership.
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Limited data exist exploring how IPV prevalence and its risk factors differ by age.
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Victims of IPV also reported elevated levels of psychopathological symptoms.
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Further enhancement of IPV potency may lead to even higher levels of mucosal immunity.
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Latent class regression was used to test the association between drinking class and IPV.
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Prior vaccination with IPV did not increase the proportion of revertants after OPV administration.
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The associations between IPV and substance use were also investigated.
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The response to IPV included a primary theme of "defend the collective."
