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Could my daughter get titer test instead of vaccines?
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Why?: It's very unlikely that your daughter would have immunity (and positive titer tests) to the disease she should be vaccinated against. You should just follow the recommendations for childhood immunization and get her vaccinated, to protect her and others around her.
Answered 1/3/2014
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