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pathogen-mediated diseases (1, 9). … Continuous accumulation of evidence that vaccination …

… against pertussis for their subsequently born children in the … for giving neonates passive
immune protection against life-… diseases, including vaccination-preventable diseases which …

… to interference from maternal antibodies acquired via passive immunity, the … at 6 months of
age, 5% of children born to non-vaccinated mothers had sustained immunity against measles …

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