APA (7th ed.) Citation

Bennett John V., Fernandez de Castro Jorge, Valdespino-Gomez Jose Luis, Garcia-Garcia Ma de Lourdes, Islas-Romero Rocio, Echaniz-Aviles Gabriela, . . . Sepulveda-Amor Jaime. (2002). Aerosolized measles and measles-rubella vaccines induce better measles antibody booster responses than injected vaccines: Randomized trials in Mexican schoolchildren. The World Health Organization.

Chicago Style (17th ed.) Citation

Bennett John V., Fernandez de Castro Jorge, Valdespino-Gomez Jose Luis, Garcia-Garcia Ma de Lourdes, Islas-Romero Rocio, Echaniz-Aviles Gabriela, Jimenez-Corona Aida, and Sepulveda-Amor Jaime. Aerosolized Measles and Measles-rubella Vaccines Induce Better Measles Antibody Booster Responses than Injected Vaccines: Randomized Trials in Mexican Schoolchildren. The World Health Organization, 2002.

MLA (9th ed.) Citation

Bennett John V., et al. Aerosolized Measles and Measles-rubella Vaccines Induce Better Measles Antibody Booster Responses than Injected Vaccines: Randomized Trials in Mexican Schoolchildren. The World Health Organization, 2002.