calming a parent's vaccine fears
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2016
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Abstract
P.A. Offit - Head of Infectious Diseases at the Children 's Hospital of Philadelphia, leading advocate and has done more for promoting vaccination than anybody else I know in the world. He has been a staunch advocate of helping kids receive necessary vaccines and has been a pioneer himself in vaccine research. In an interview, Dr. Offit explain what can be done to calm parents who are worried and hear such things as, «My child got sick after a vaccination»?
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| Authors | ;P. A. Offit |
| Journal | scripta instituti donneriani aboensis |
| Year | 2016 |
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10.31631/2073-3046-2016-15-4-100-101
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