Cuide la salud de sus hijos : pregunte acerca de la inmunización infantil hoy!
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Cuide la salud de sus hijos : pregunte acerca de la inmunización infantil hoy!

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Cuide la salud de sus hijos : pregunte acerca de la inmunización infantil hoy!
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    • Corporate Authors:
      Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (U.S.)
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      Predominantly white poster with teal and black lettering. Upper portion of poster features an illustration from "The Sneetches and other stories," in which fourteen little creatures rush toward their mother as she stands in the doorway of their house. A rhyming verse accompanies the illustration and explains the need for immunization. Title below verse. Publisher and source information at bottom of poster.

      The Sneeches and other stores por Dr Seuss c Dr. Seuss Enterprises, L.P. 1961, 1989

      Todos derechos reservados. Usado con permiso.

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    • Collection(s):
      David J. Sencer CDC Museum
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