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Immunity results with diphtheria toxoid (modified toxin anatoxin) and 1/10 L + mixtures of toxin antitoxin

Abraham Zingher

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ConclusionDiphtheria toxoid (anatoxin) is an ideal preparation for active immunization against diphtheria, This is especially true for children of school age and of pre-school age who are relatively free of protein sensitiveness and in whom the toxoid produces very slight local or constitutional reactions.

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ConclusionDiphtheria toxoid (anatoxin) is an ideal preparation for active immunization against diphtheria, This is especially true for children of school age and of pre-school age who are relatively free of protein sensitiveness and in whom the toxoid produces very slight local or constitutional reactions.

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ConclusionDiphtheria toxoid (anatoxin) is an ideal preparation for active immunization against diphtheria, This is especially true for children of school age and of pre-school age who are relatively free of protein sensitiveness and in whom the toxoid produces very slight local or constitutional reactions.

Key concepts: Antitoxin, Toxoid, Diphtheria toxin, Diphtheria, Toxin, Immunity, Immunization, Immunology

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