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The Vaccine Safety Net is a global network of websites, established by the World Health Organization, that provides reliable information on vaccine safety.

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Region: International Audience: Health Care Professional, General Public Product Type: Website Language: English Population: Adults, Children (All) Organization: World Health Organization (WHO)

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