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Introduction to implementing universal vaccination strategies: experiences to date in North America and Europe
Vaccine
|January 1, 1995
Abstract:
There are various reasons why immunization of selective high-risk groups has not succeeded in controlling hepatitis B. Universal vaccination is a valid alternative and we can draw on the experience of countries that have introduced this strategy.
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