Real guys immunize PSA
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This document promotes immunization and vaccination by asserting that "real guys" engage in behaviors that protect their health and the health of others, such as getting vaccinated, changing diapers, and caring for their families and communities by stopping the spread of preventable diseases. It provides web addresses and tags to direct people to social media pages that further encourage immunization.
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