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Vaccinate your child and save its grandparents from a heart attack? Current perspectives in antipneumococcal vaccination
Journal of Internal Medicine, 09/17/09
Vila–Corcoles A – This study reviews available data on the efficacy of the available vaccines in different age groups and disease presentations, and the advantages and shortcomings of each type of vaccine, including future perspectives. Special attention is given to controversies regarding the efficacy of PPV against pneumonia in adults and its protective effects against myocardial infarction.
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