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States with the best vaccination rates
Author(s)Jeffrey Bendix, Senior Editor
Prevention is important when it comes to diseases. Here are the states that do the best in vaccinating their citizens.
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The approach of flu season highlights the importance of vaccination in preventing influenza and a variety of other diseases. With that in mind, the website WalletHub.com recently prepared a state-by-state look at vaccination rates. Here are some of its key findings regarding states that do the best in vaccinating their residents.
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