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Major Infectious Diseases Causing Excess Morbidity in the Hispanic Population
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  • 1988DTP immunization status and tetanus antitoxin titers of Mexican American children ages six months through eleven years.25 cited

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  • 2007Understanding the Socio-Economic, Health Systems & Policy Threats to Latino Health11 cited

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