Pediatric Frontiers: Weekly Insights
Pediatria
Vaccines at the Edge: Who’s Really Protected?
Despite global immunization campaigns, massive gaps remain for the most vulnerable children. This episode dives into emerging research on vaccine inequities, hesitancy, and cutting-edge innovations that could redefine protection worldwide.
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