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The Implications of Low Vaccination Rates
Nandini Selvam, PhD, MPH, Vice President and General Manager, Government Solutions, IQVIA
Sep 07, 2023
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- The Implications of Low Vaccination Rates
The U.S. public health system faces ongoing challenges, revealing both the potential and the pressing need for change. For instance, while the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic is more than three years behind us, the impacts on individual and public health, including uptake of routine vaccines, continues to present challenges. The pandemic cast a spotlight on infrastructure vulnerabilities, exposing disparities in healthcare access, inadequate funding for vital resources, and disjointed policymaking. This serves as a stark reminder that the overall well-being of a nation is intricately tied to the strength of its public health infrastructure.
Read more on this discussion in the full blog: The Implications of Low Vaccination Rates (nfid.org)