Trust in Vaccines: Why It Takes More than Good Faith
This Vaccines issue on “Confidence in Vaccines” provides sound evidence through multiple perspectives of life-saving impacts when vaccination programs are effectively implemented in a population. Yet there remain challenges to achieving this impact, including scientific, medical, manufacturing, poli...
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description | This Vaccines issue on “Confidence in Vaccines” provides sound evidence through multiple perspectives of life-saving impacts when vaccination programs are effectively implemented in a population. Yet there remain challenges to achieving this impact, including scientific, medical, manufacturing, policy-related and logistical issues. Additionally, socio-cultural, religious and political agendas can come into play, taking public health hostage and sometimes allowing the circulation of myths regarding vaccination. All of these challenges play a role in public confidence in vaccines and vaccination. What we trust, we embrace. What we do not trust, we do not embrace. |
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spelling | doaj.art-9471c4c350db41f0953eb77fbbbdec1c2022-12-22T02:07:01ZengMDPI AGVaccines2076-393X2013-08-011334334710.3390/vaccines1030343Trust in Vaccines: Why It Takes More than Good FaithNorman BeggThis Vaccines issue on “Confidence in Vaccines” provides sound evidence through multiple perspectives of life-saving impacts when vaccination programs are effectively implemented in a population. Yet there remain challenges to achieving this impact, including scientific, medical, manufacturing, policy-related and logistical issues. Additionally, socio-cultural, religious and political agendas can come into play, taking public health hostage and sometimes allowing the circulation of myths regarding vaccination. All of these challenges play a role in public confidence in vaccines and vaccination. What we trust, we embrace. What we do not trust, we do not embrace.http://www.mdpi.com/2076-393X/1/3/343n/a |
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title | Trust in Vaccines: Why It Takes More than Good Faith |
title_full | Trust in Vaccines: Why It Takes More than Good Faith |
title_fullStr | Trust in Vaccines: Why It Takes More than Good Faith |
title_full_unstemmed | Trust in Vaccines: Why It Takes More than Good Faith |
title_short | Trust in Vaccines: Why It Takes More than Good Faith |
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