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Antoni Trilla1,2,3, Fernando Moraga-Llop4

  • 1Servicio de Medicina Preventiva y Epidemiologia, Hospital Clínic de Barcelona. Barcelona. España.

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この記事では,ポリオ予防接種の歴史を調査し,米国における不活性化ポリオワクチン (IPV) と口服ポリオワクチン (OPV) の開発とスペインでの実施を詳細に説明し,ポリオ撲滅の取り組みにおける重要な数字と課題を強調します.

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