LI child immunization rate alarmingly low, data shows
On Long Island, rates for the combined 7-vaccine series remain alarmingly low among children between 24 and 35 months old.
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Long Island child immunization rates
The Point examined immunization rates for childhood vaccinations. On Long Island, rates for what the CDC calls the combined 7-vaccine series remain alarmingly low among children aged between 24 and 35 ...