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A statewide survey of immunization rates in Minnesota school age children: implications for targeted assessment and prevention strategies

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1998

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Kristen Ehresmann, Karen E. White, Craig W. Hedberg, Eric Anderson, J. A. Korlath, MICHAEL T. OSTERHOLM

The Pediatric Infectious Disease Journal

Abstract

Our data demonstrate that vaccination rates can vary substantially by age, race/ ethnicity and neighborhood. Detailed immunization assessment is necessary so that effective targeted interventions can be developed.

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