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Beyond Conventional Messaging: Critical Communication Strategies to Boost Vaccine Intentions
Despite widespread efforts to increase COVID-19 vaccination uptake, racial and ethnic disparities persist due to structural barriers, healthcare access inequities, and cultural mistrust. This online randomized experimental study examined the comparative effectiveness of traditional public health mes
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