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Drug Action Forum – Karnataka & TEST Foundation

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HEPATITIS B VACCINATION – MISLEADING POLICY AND PROMOTION IN INDIA.

By Dr Gopal Dabade of Drug Action Forum – Karnataka. A critical appraisal of the policy of the Government of India on hepatitis B vaccination.

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Drug Action Forum – Karnataka
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Dharwad 580002 Karnataka,INDIA
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Copyright © 2004 by Drug Action Forum – Karnataka,

First edition March 2004

Contribution towards the book Rupees 10/00 (Ten only).

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