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What Are Some Routine Vaccines People Are Recommended To Get
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The World Health Organization recommends as a blanket statement for all countries with vaccination programs to include: BCG— which the U.S. does not vaccinate for— polio, DTP, HIB, pneumococcal vaccine, rotavirus, measles, rubella, and HPV.
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