Why fully vaccinated children can still get diphtheria — Paediatricians

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Paediatricians explain why fully vaccinated children can still get diphtheria, citing waning immunity and the need for booster doses to prevent infection. Read More: https://punchng.com/why-fully-vaccinated-children-can-still-get-diphtheria-paediatricians/

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