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Too Many Shots?

Parent, Nurse, and Physician Attitudes Toward Multiple Simultaneous Childhood Vaccinations

Diane J. Madlon-Kay, MD; Peter G. Harper, MD, MPH

Arch Fam Med. 1994;3(7):610-613.


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