Protecting Our Forces: Improving Vaccine Acquisition and Availability in the U.S. Military (2002) Medical Follow-Up Agency (MFUA), Institute of Medicine (IOM) Related Books

	Openbook Linked Table of ContentsFront Matter, pp. i-xxivExecutive Summary, pp. 1-81 Introduction and History, pp. 9-192 Resources, Responsibilities, and ..., pp. 20-383 Current Status of Vaccines for Mi..., pp. 39-544 Recommendations with Accompanying..., pp. 55-94References, pp. 95-104Appendix A: Reprint of the commite..., pp. 105-118Appendix B: Open Meeting Agendas, pp. 119-126Appendix C: Committee and Staff Bi..., pp. 127-134

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		Front Matter i-xxiv Executive Summary 1-8 Hits found: 1 1 Introduction and History 9-19 Hits found: 1 2 Resources, Responsibilities, and Dynamics in the Military's Vaccine Mission 20-38 Hits found: 8 3 Current Status of Vaccines for Military Personnel 39-54 Hits found: 2 4 Recommendations with Accompanying Analysis of Limitations Imposed by Current Department of Defense Structure for Managing Acquisition of Vaccines Against Infectious Diseases 55-94 Hits found: 4 References 95-104 Appendix A: Reprint of the commitee's November 2000 Interim Report, Urgent Attention Needed to Restore Lapsed Adenovirus Vaccine Availability: A Letter Report, 105-118 Appendix B: Open Meeting Agendas 119-126 Appendix C: Committee and Staff Biographies 127-134
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