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The discussions highlight key findings like higher hesitancy among non-Hispanic Black parents and those from lower-income backgrounds, using words like 'doubts,' 'vulnerable,' and 'impact' to underline societal concerns. The tone reflects a blend of analytical observations and concern for vulnerable groups, emphasizing the significance of trusted information sources and demographic influences on vaccine hesitancy.
The discussions generally acknowledge the findings about vaccine hesitancy and its demographic correlations, showing moderate agreement with the publication.
Participants express a moderate level of personal or academic interest, often referencing specific demographics and societal impacts.
Comments include references to broader implications, such as cultural factors and public health concerns, indicating a medium depth of engagement.
The discussions recognize the importance of understanding vaccine hesitancy among vulnerable populations, implying a moderate perceived impact on public health strategies.
How do parents feel about a #COVID19 #vaccine for their kid? We found demographic groups most severely affected by the pandemic are more hesitant about the shot
A study published in #BMCPublicHealth reveals that in June 2020, over 33% of parents in the US reported COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy (VH) for their child, and VH was higher among non-Hispanic Black parents compared with non-Hispanic White parents. https://t.co/OBVRSzy7D9
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RT @doctorqLIVER: Perfil de los padres con dudas en la vacunación contra la COVID19 en Chicago. Posiblemente en España tengamos un perfil t…
Perfil de los padres con dudas en la vacunación contra la COVID19 en Chicago. Posiblemente en España tengamos un perfil típico: bajo nivel cultural y zonas de alto impacto de la infección. https://t.co/6Km2NYlA8j
A study published in #BMCPublicHealth reveals that in June 2020, over 33% of parents in the US reported COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy (VH) for their child, and VH was higher among non-Hispanic Black parents compared with non-Hispanic White parents. https://t.co/OBVRSzy7D9
RT @JenniKusma: How do parents feel about a #COVID19 #vaccine for their kid? We found demographic groups most severely affected by the pand…
How do parents feel about a #COVID19 #vaccine for their kid? We found demographic groups most severely affected by the pandemic are more hesitant about the shot
Parental COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy for children: vulnerability in an urban hotspot https://t.co/Tp4IzRX730
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