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One Family's Struggle with Pneumococcal Disease
One mother shares the heart-wrenching account of her family's struggles with pneumococcal disease affecting both of her young children. Abigail, her almost two-year-old daughter, died of overwhelming sepsis due to pneumococcal disease. Vaccination can prevent pneumococcal disease, which causes tens of thousands of hospitalizations and many deaths each year in the United States.

Credit: PKIDs

VSI
10/14/2014

World Pneumonia Day
2/11/2013

One Family's Struggle with Pneumococcal Disease
1/18/2013
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This page was updated on May 19, 2020.
This page was reviewed on September 19, 2019.
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