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Science 12 November 2004:
Vol. 306. no. 5699, p. 1123
DOI: 10.1126/science.306.5699.1123
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VACCINE POLICY:
Immunizing Kids Against Flu May Prevent Deaths Among the Elderly

Jon Cohen

Increasing evidence suggests that vaccinating schoolchildren can create a "herd immunity" that indirectly benefits the unvaccinated.

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Interdisciplinary Epidemiologic and Economic Research Needed to Support a Universal Childhood Influenza Vaccination Policy.
M. S. Coleman, M. L. Washington, W. A. Orenstein, J. A. Gazmararian, and M. M. Prill (2006)
Epidemiol. Rev. 28, 41-46
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