Incidence of mumps and immunity to measles, mumps and rubella among US military recruits, 2000–2004
Authors:
- Angelia A. EickAEAngelia A. Eick
- Zheng HuZHZheng Hu
- Zhong WangZWZhong Wang
- Remington L. NevinRNRemington L. Nevin
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