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OpinionApril 23, 1996

To the editor: Do you know if your child is properly immunized? Many parents don't, and that's a big danger for their children. This week is National Infant Immunization Week. Communities across the country are joining hands to ensure that all children get the shots they need when they need them. ...

Kathleen F. Steele

To the editor:

Do you know if your child is properly immunized? Many parents don't, and that's a big danger for their children.

This week is National Infant Immunization Week. Communities across the country are joining hands to ensure that all children get the shots they need when they need them. Parents need to check their children's immunization records to make sure they're up to date. And bring them in for their shots if they're not. Doctors need to take every opportunity to vaccinate children during office visits. It's up to all of us to ensure that every child gets and equal shot at a healthy life.

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For information on where to go for shots, call 1-800-232-2522.

KATHLEEN F. STEELE, Regional Director

Department of Health and Human Services

Kansas City

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