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Rubella Vaccination in the United States: a Ten-year Review

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Journal Epidemiol Rev
Specialty Public Health
Date 1980 Jan 1
PMID 7000534
Citations 13
Authors
S R Preblud
M K Serdula
J A Frank Jr
A R Hinman
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