The act enacted on June 21, 2011 is which?

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The act enacted on June 21, 2011 is which?

Explanation:
Immunization policy and protecting children from vaccine-preventable diseases. The act enacted on June 21, 2011 is the one that makes immunization for infants and children mandatory, reinforcing the national effort to prevent diseases through vaccination and ensure higher coverage in early childhood. This reflects a public health approach that uses a legal framework to promote immunization as a standard for child health care. The other options correspond to different public health areas and different enactment years—HIV/AIDS prevention and control, newborn screening, and blood bank regulation—none of which were enacted on that date.

Immunization policy and protecting children from vaccine-preventable diseases. The act enacted on June 21, 2011 is the one that makes immunization for infants and children mandatory, reinforcing the national effort to prevent diseases through vaccination and ensure higher coverage in early childhood. This reflects a public health approach that uses a legal framework to promote immunization as a standard for child health care. The other options correspond to different public health areas and different enactment years—HIV/AIDS prevention and control, newborn screening, and blood bank regulation—none of which were enacted on that date.

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