To this writer the central lessons of the experience of the International Task Force on Hepatitis B Immunization are 1) a small group of individuals working non-bureaucratically can have a major impact in the introduction of new vaccines and such efforts should be encouraged, 2) given appropriate cooperation, the private sector can and will provide energetic inputs to the introduction of new vaccines at affordable prices, 3) developing countries are eager for new vaccines and will allocate their own resources to adopt them, and 4) all members of the immunization community should give vigorous support to the introduction of new vaccines as one of the most powerful means to increase funding for immunization world wide.
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