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Smallpox Vaccination and Adverse Reactions
Public Health Guidance for Clinicians

A Teaching Set Reviewing Key Points from the February 21, 2003 MMWR Recommendations and Reports*

This slide set may be used as a teaching tool on the material covered by "Smallpox Vaccination and Adverse Reactions: Guidance for Clinicians" (MMWR 2003 Feb 21;52[RR04]:1-28).* The slide set is very detailed, incorporating all slides and text from the MMWR article.

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Part 1 (1-18) 888 KB/18 slides 2.41 MB/18 pages
Part 2 (19-35) 548 KB/17 slides 1.79 MB/17 pages
Part 3 (36-46) 1.24 MB/11 slides 1.66 MB/11 pages
Part 4 (47-57) 1.17 MB/11 slides 1.70 MB/11 pages
Part 5 (58-71) 1.29 MB/13 slides 1.95 MB/13 pages
Part 6 (72-107) 579 KB/36 slides 3.21 MB/36 pages

* "Smallpox Vaccination and Adverse Reactions: Guidance for Clinicians" was originally published as an MMWR Dispatch on January 24, 2003 (MMWR 2003 Jan 24;52[Dispatch]:1-29). An updated version was published as MMWR Recommendations and Reports on February 21, 2003 (MMWR 2003 Feb 21;52[RR04]:1-28).


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