Obstacles to developing vaccines for the Third World.

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Authors Robbins, A;Freeman, P;
Journal scientific american
Year 1988
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Technology health services public health commerce developing countries health immunization primary health care economic factors political factors socioeconomic factors diseases viral diseases macroeconomic factors research and development vaccination delivery of health care organizations who international agencies un unicef infections paho parasitic diseases bacterial and fungal diseases commercial sector production--cost

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