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61 Black and Latino Perspectives on COVID-19 Vaccines: A Mixed-methods Examination
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61 Black and Latino Perspectives on COVID-19 Vaccines: A Mixed-methods Examination

F. L. Cross, A. G. Buyuktur, et al.

This mixed-methods study reveals insightful attitudes toward COVID-19 vaccines among Black and Latino communities in Michigan, highlighting key factors such as historical trust issues and the quest for safety. Conducted by a team of experts including Fernanda L Cross, Ayse G Buyuktur, and others from the University of Michigan, this research sheds light on the nuanced challenges surrounding vaccine uptake in diverse populations.... show more
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