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Decision Analysis Modeling Favors Optimal Influenza Vaccination in Late November or Early December
BackgroundWaning vaccine protection and variable epidemic timing create a tradeoff between vaccinating before influenza circulation and preserving protection when disease burden is greatest. Existing guidance does not quantify the week that best balances this tradeoff. ObjectiveTo estimate the opti
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