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Communicating vaccine science to the public. [electronic resource]

By:

Larru, Beatriz

Contributor(s):

Offit, Paul

Producer: 20150723Description: S2-4 p. digitalISSN:

1532-2742

Subject(s):

Health Communication -- methods
Humans
Public Opinion
Publishing
Science -- education
Social Media
Vaccines

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Available from publisher's website

In: The Journal of infection vol. 69 Suppl 1

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