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Quebec's $100-million campaign targets meningococcal disease.

Susan Pinker

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Quebec has launched a mass vaccination program against meningococcal disease that will cost at least $100 million. Under the campaign, 1.7 million Quebecers aged 2 months to 20 years are being offered a new vaccine that provides longer protection against group C meningococcal infection. The

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Quebec has launched a mass vaccination program against meningococcal disease that will cost at least $100 million. Under the campaign, 1.7 million Quebecers aged 2 months to 20 years are being offered a new vaccine that provides longer protection against group C meningococcal infection. The

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Quebec has launched a mass vaccination program against meningococcal disease that will cost at least $100 million. Under the campaign, 1.7 million Quebecers aged 2 months to 20 years are being offered a new vaccine that provides longer protection against group C meningococcal infection. The

Key concepts: Meningococcal disease, Mass vaccination, Meningococcal Infections, Vaccination, Meningococcal vaccine, Medicine, Neisseria meningitidis, Virology

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