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Family history of immigration from a tuberculosis endemic country and low family income are associated with a higher BCG vaccination coverage in Ile-de-France region, France

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Family history of immigration from a tuberculosis endemic country and low family income are associated with a higher BCG vaccination coverage in Ile-de-France region, France (English)

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Yann Le Strat

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Pierre Chauvin

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Jean-Paul Guthmann

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Jean-Paul Guthmann

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Marion Soler

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Laure Fonteneau

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Daniel Lévy-Bruhl

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November 2013

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