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    Cost-Benefit Analysis of a Childhood Immunization Program Is Straight-Forward Analysis
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Cost-Benefit Analysis of a Childhood Immunization Program Is Straight-Forward Analysis

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Cost-benefit analysis of a childhood immunization program is straight-forward analysis because the costs of the drugs are well known and the benefits to individual children are easy to calculate.

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