1975. Trends in the parents’ intention to vaccinate their children against COVID-19: A comparative study in Peru
Abstract Background Although COVID-19 vaccination has shown to be clearly beneficial in children and adolescents to reduce hospitalization and potentially transmission, there is still a lot of hesitation among parents due to concerns about vaccine safety and efficacy, especially in children under 12...
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2022
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