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Tick-borne Encephalitis (TBE) can be prevented by vaccine. Vaccine failure, defined as a case of TBE regardless of previous vaccination, has been described and seems to be more predominant with increasing age, suggesting a less effective immune response following with increasing age. In fact previous studies has shown a reduced antibody response in elderly individuals compared to younger when vaccinated against TBE. As a result, in Sweden, an extra vaccine dose has been recommended during the primary vaccine schedule to individuals > 50 years of age. This alternative vaccine schedule has not been tested. The investigator aim to test if an extra vaccine dose in the primary vaccine schedule for those > 50 years of age improves the immune response and offers a corresponding immunity to younger individuals following TBE vaccination.
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