Kabakulak Profilaksisi Üzerinde Son Çalışmalar
Abstract
Mumps is a significant disease that often goes unnoticed in society but leaves deep effects. It is known for frequent epidemic outbreaks especially in cities. It is common among military units and general populations, spreading rapidly among individuals coming from rural areas. Mumps is one of the infectious diseases that requires thorough investigation and has important implications for military strategy and the national economy.
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