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Health system determinants of delivery and uptake of HPV vaccination services among involuntary migrant populations
Migrant populations are commonly under-immunised relative to general populations in host countries. Under-immunisation has been linked to upsurges of vaccine preventable diseases. The evidence base on routine vaccination among migrant children suggests higher priority is given to infants and younger...
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Department of Public Health and Family Medicine
2025
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