ASSESSMENT OF THE INTENSITY AND DURATION OF POST-VACCINATION IMMUNITY AGAINST HEPATITIS B

• Murаtaliev Sh.K

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• Usmanova E.M

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Vaccination of children with various somatic pathologies is safe, does not cause exacerbation of the underlying disease and is immunologically effective.

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