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Vaccination coverage among migrant and refugee populations in Uganda: A narrative review of challenges and recommendations.
Uganda hosts one of Africa's largest refugee populations, yet displaced and migrant communities face persistent barriers to routine immunisation. Despite commitments to vaccine equity, many remain unprotected against preventable diseases. This narrative review synthesises evidence from peer-reviewed
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