Determinants of seasonal inﬂuenza and COVID-19 vaccine uptake in high-risk individuals in northern Sweden

Lucas Grape Wilma Persson Adam Sergejev Simon Vihtari Hansson L. Gyllencreutz Henrik Togstad J. Normark U. Kostenniemi

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Targeted communication, such as risk-stacking to improve risk-awareness, harmonized eligibility criteria, and co-administration, may help overcome remaining vaccination barriers in high-risk individuals.

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