背景问题:在COVID-19危机之后,如何研究疫苗的态度和接种?

Jeremy K Ward1, Patrick Peretti-Watel2,3, Eve Dubé4,5

  • 1CERMES3 (INSERM, CNRS, EHESS, Université de Paris), Villejuif, France.

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概括

疫苗态度和接种率的研究在疫情期间加速,但缺乏关注国家和地方背景阻碍了进展. 专注于背景对于从COVID-19危机中学习至关重要.

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