Pediatrics
Immunization Initiative Making Vaccines More Accessible
Published in Vaccine Weekly, October 7th, 1996
The CDF also applauded recent efforts by states and the U.S. government to boost immunization rates among American children. The percentage of fully immunized two-year-olds in the United States rose from 55 percent in 1992 to 75 percent during 1994-95. This improvement resulted from such steps as increased outreach and greater awareness among parents and doctors.
The U.S. Childhood Immunization Program played a key role, including assuring broader...
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Source: Vaccine Weekly (1996-10-07)
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