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The effect of mass influenza immunization in children on the morbidity of the unvaccinated elderly

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Mass vaccination of children attending child institutions brought about a significant reduction of both influenza-like illnesses in children and influenza-associated illnesses in unvaccinated non-institutionalized elderly persons living in the home setting.

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