immunization

HB 07-1301 will establish the Cervical Cancer Immunization Program to immunize girls and women against cervical cancer.

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Colorado should increase funding to local public health departments so they can continue to provide immunizations and prenatal care, monitor communicable diseases and help provide visiting nurse services.

Increase funding to local public health departments so they can continue to provide immunizations and prenatal care, monitor communicable diseases and help provide visiting nurse services.

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