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Is Adult Pneumococcal Vaccine Ineffective? A Best Evidence Review
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Title Is Adult Pneumococcal Vaccine Ineffective? A Best Evidence Review
Url http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/702438?src=rss
Description A meta-analysis calls into question the current standard of care for use of pneumococcal vaccine in adults. Medscape Family Medicine
Category Articles > Internal Medicine
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Date May 13, 2009
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