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Is Prevnar, the Ear Infection Vaccine, Worth the Price?

Posted by admin on Apr 29th, 2007 in Vaccinations | 0 comments

Since 2000, children have been routinely vaccinated with four doses of Prevnar, the vaccine that creates antibodies for seven different strains of pneumococcal bacteria. Prevnar is referred to as a “cell-wall antigen” vaccine. The vaccine consists of a small particle of the outer capsule of each streptococcus bacteria. After injecting part of the microbe’s cell [...]

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