A recent study found that children under 2 years who received the MMR vaccine had a reduced rate of antibiotic treatment. The study suggests that the MMR vaccine may have a positive impact on reducing the need for antibiotics in young children. This finding highlights the potential benefits of vaccination beyond just preventing the targeted diseases. The study was discussed in the context of the use of cookies on the website for analytics, advertising, and site improvement. More information can be found in the site’s Cookie Policy and Cookie Settings.
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Receipt of MMR vaccine linked to reduced rate of antibiotic treatment in kids under 2: Study
