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Immunisation and vaccine-preventable diseases quarterly report
January to March 2025 (Q1)

An Official Statistics publication for Scotland
Published
03 June 2025
Type
Statistical report
Author
Public Health Scotland

  • Health protection
  • Immunisations
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    • Diphtheria
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Last updated: 06 April 2026

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