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Research from University of Louisville, Division of Pediatric Infectious Diseases has provided new information about life sciences
Published in Vaccine Weekly, July 4th, 2007
Researchers detail in "Use of combination vaccines is associated with improved coverage rates," new data in life sciences. "The number of shots represented by the routine childhood immunization schedule poses a logistical challenge for providers and a potential deterrent for parents. By reducing the number of injections, use of combination vaccines could lead to fewer deferred doses and improved coverage rates," scientists writing in the The Pediatric Infectious Disease Journal report.
"To determine the effect of combination vaccines on coverage rates. This was a retrospective study of administrative claims data from the Georgia Department of Community Health...
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