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The Japanese Experience with Vaccinating Schoolchildren against Influenza
BACKGROUND: Influenza epidemics lead to increased mortality, principally among elderly persons and others at high risk, and in most developed countries, influenza-control efforts focus on the vaccination of this group. Japan, however, once based its policy for the control of influenza on the vaccina
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