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Factors Influencing infant immunization uptake in the Yoruba community of Southwestern Nigeria
Background: The recurrent incidence of immunizable diseases is an indication that the current immunization campaign is failing. This paper, therefore, examined the factors affecting the use of immunization and how Yoruba parents perceive immunization in the relation to beliefs and practices about ch...
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2013
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