Argentina adds mandatory six-in-one vaccine for infants, reducing shots

Argentina's government announced a new free and mandatory vaccine protecting against six diseases, reducing the number of injections infants receive in early months. The move is part of routine immunization policy expansion; no specific diseases or timeline were disclosed. It signals a public-health priority but has limited immediate market impact.

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