Efficacy of 7-valent pneumococcal conjugate vaccination in Germany: An analysis using the indirect cohort method
Authors:
- Simon RückingerSRSimon Rückinger
- Mark van der LindenMLMark van der Linden
- Ralf René ReinertRRRalf René Reinert
- Rüdiger von KriesRKRüdiger von Kries
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