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Definition : A mandatory set of vaccinations according to the epidemiology within a certain region
including nations
(Korea includes BCG, Hepatitis Type B, Diphtheria, Tetanus, Measles, Rubella, Mumps, Polio, and
Japanese Encephalitis)
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Definition : A set of vaccinations for young patients with high risk of serious infection and for people
who are exposed to infectious environment.
(Varicella, Haemophilius Influenza Type B, Streptococcus pneumonia, influenza, et cetera)
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Definition : Vaccinations against predicted epidemics
(typhoid, cholera, et cetera)
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In addition, basic vaccinations can be defined as all first-time vaccinations that provide fast and
effective immunity, and additional vaccinations can be defined as re-vaccination after a certain
period of time that maintains the immunity long-term.
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