The immunization programme that saved millions of lives

Michael J. A. Reid · Fiona Fleck

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Vaccine Coverage and Hesitancy Global Maternal and Child Health Immune responses and vaccinations

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What started as an ambitious effort to tackle six vaccine-preventable diseases has become one of the world's most successful public health programmes. This month the Expanded Programme on Immunization marks its 40 years. Michael Reid and Fiona Fleck report.

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