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W Imran, F.Abbas, S.A.Javed 2018 Public Health Volume 164:16-25.

Highlights •In almost three decades, there is about 58 percentage point reduction in polio dropout across Pakistan. •Rural Pakistani child is highly likely to be dropout of polio vaccination relative to his/her urban counterparts. •Significant likelihood of increase in never-vaccinated …more

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F Gesualdo, N Zamperini, A E Tozzi 2018 VACCINE Vol 36( 34): 5107-5108

The Internet and social networks are a fertile ground for the decrease in vaccine confidence. This has caused an increase in vaccine hesitancy and has jeopardized vaccinationprograms in some contexts [1]. A wide variety of communication strategies have been studied and implemented …more

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JV Lavery 2018 Science Vol. 361(6402): pp. 554-556 Go to source

Pugliese-Garcia M, Heyerdahl L, Mwamba C, et a;. 2018 VACCINE 4 August 2018, In Press, Corrected Proof https://doi.org/10.1016/j.vaccine.2018.07.042 Go to source

Jung M 2018 PLoS ONE Vol.13(7): e0200333. Go to source

E Usuf, G Mackenzie, L Ceesay, et al. 2018 BMC Public Health Vol18(1): 1 Go to source

R. Donken et al. 2018 BMC Public Health 18:837 https://doi.org/10.1186/s12889-018-5745-6

     

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Daley MF, et al 2018 American Journal of Preventive MEdicine Vol 55(1):44–54 Go to source

J. Homel, B. Edwards 2018 Child: Care,health and development Vol 44 (4) : 583-591

bstract Background Many children in developed countries do not receive recommended vaccines on time. However, knowledge about factors related to timeliness remains limited. Quantifying the relative impact of parental attitudes compared with socio‐demographic factors for delayed immunization would inform policy …more

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JK Olive, PJHotez , A Damania, MS Nolan 2018 PloSMed Vol 15(6): e1002578 https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pmed.1002578 Go to source