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What is best practice if you think the wrong flu vaccine has been given?

Nov 14 2022

• By Julie Cook

Medical concept Vaccination vaccine vial dose flu shot drug needle syringe,Lab test research science hypodermic injection treatment disease care hospital prevention immunization illness disease baby. — "How are the wrong vaccines sometimes given to patients in the first place?"

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