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  • A study in India evaluated the immunogenicity and tolerability of two pentavalent vaccines: the new Pentavac(®) and the existing Easyfive(®) among 484 infants aged 6-8 weeks.
  • Both vaccines showed a 100% seroprotection rate against most antigens, with pertussis responses of 95% for Pentavac and 96% for Easyfive.
  • The new Pentavac vaccine had significantly fewer adverse events, such as pain and restricted movement, making it a promising and cost-effective option for childhood vaccination.

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