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Exploring meaning-making among those who are identified by scientists as vaccine-resistant, vaccine-hesitant, or vaccine-sceptical
Vaccines are an indisputable human right and an important tool in the advancement of world health. Over the last few decades, their function in disease prevention and outbreak management has been increasingly important. Immunization is considered an important investment in one's health, and in South...
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School of African and GenderStuds, Anth and Ling
2025
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