Hib Cases Jumped In Minnesota In 2008, Vaccine Shortage Led To Fewer Immunizations

The reappearance of the childhood infectious disease Haemophilus influenza type B (Hib) in Minnesota last year has prompted authorities to acquire extra vaccines. The Minnesota Department of Health is urging parents to work with their health care providers so that infants receive the recommended primary series of three doses of Hib vaccine.

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Filed under: Immune System / Vaccines on January 25th, 2009