RSV vaccine uptake among pregnant women varies widely by origin and district in Norway

A Norwegian Institute of Public Health study reveals large demographic disparities in RSV vaccination among pregnant women, with coverage ranging from 14% to 71% across Oslo districts and varying by country of birth. The findings highlight inequities in vaccine access or acceptance, which could inform targeted public health interventions. The underlying causes of these disparities remain unclear.

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