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Immunization infants how important is immunization for infant children and what are the risk
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Very !!!!: Your baby's health and safety is preeminent! vaccines are safe and effective. Experts spend a great deal of time studying vaccines for effectiveness and safety. Their recommendations, once made should be the guide to which vaccines you should have.A recent study estimates vaccines have prevented over 100, 000, 000 cases of disease in the usa. And prevented millions of deaths!
Answered 12/14/2013
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