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Access to Vaccines in LEDCs By Billy Carr. Outline to Vaccines Can be referred to as inoculations or immunization A substance which contains a harmless.

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1 Access to Vaccines in LEDCs By Billy Carr

2 Outline to Vaccines Can be referred to as inoculations or immunization A substance which contains a harmless virus or bacterium which is given to a person or animal to prevent them from getting the disease which the virus or bacterium causes Outline to LEDCs Also known as less economically developed countries Means that standard of living is low as is well being Does not have to be just the country can be an area within it

3 Project Outline Problem – Why can’t people in LEDCs get easy access to vaccines Things to do – Follow methods: (1) Look at what others have done (2) Send out questionnaire to get own (2) Send out questionnaire to get own results results

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