COVID‐19 vaccination uptake among pregnant individuals in a middle‐income setting
Synopsis Overall rate of COVID‐19 vaccination during pregnancy was strikingly low in this middle‐income setting. Vaccine uptake was more likely among individuals with high‐risk pregnancies.
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| creator | Rodriguez‐Sibaja, Maria J. Acevedo‐Gallegos, Sandra Campos‐Zamora, Melissa Arce‐Padilla, Ligia G. Hernandez‐Reguero, Jose L. Lumbreras‐Marquez, Mario I. |
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Overall rate of COVID‐19 vaccination during pregnancy was strikingly low in this middle‐income setting. Vaccine uptake was more likely among individuals with high‐risk pregnancies. |
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