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[1] Принято для опубликования 22 февраля 1994г.
Национальная программа иммунизации, Центры по борьбе с болезнями и их профилактике, г.Атланта, шт.Джорджия.
Ключевые слова: детские прививки, неблагоприятные события, иммуногенность, одновременное введение.
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