Observational analysis highlights sex and gender differences in vaccine responses, suggesting tailored approaches may improve public trust.
Sex and gender have impacts on the responses to vaccination. Incorporating consideration of differences by sex and gender may facilitate more accurate communication about vaccines, the development of tailored approaches, and may enhance public trust.
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