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Flu (influenza) and the vaccine to prevent it
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      American Academy of Family Physicians.. American Academy of Pediatrics.. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (U.S.).
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      11/27/2017
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      Enfermedades y las vacunas que las previenen
      Información para los padres
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      Flu (influenza) and the vaccine to prevent it [Spanish]Actualizado en octubre de 2017La mejor manera de protegerse contra la influenza es ponerse la vacuna contra esta enfermedad. Los médicos recomiendan que todas las personas de 6 meses o más re...
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