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boy is tested for tuberculosis in a rural part of the Philippines
in the 1950s. In 1952, UNICEF develops a 'cold chain' supply system
to keep vaccines cold and potent --from manufacturer to recipient.
Experience in several African and Asian countries had shown that exposing
vaccine to high temperatures could make them ineffective.
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