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Vaccination rates among children have dropped as much as 20 per cent in parts of Canada, ramping up anxieties that the country could face a series of infectious outbreaks while still battling COVID-19. As public health officials peel back coronavirus restrictions, allowing Canadians to return to a form of pre-pandemic normalcy, pediatricians worry children who are delayed in their vaccination schedules may be at higher risk of contracting vaccine-preventable diseases, such as measles and bacterial meningitis.
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