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Observational analysis reveals low vaccination coverage in Afghan children, highlighting socio-economic determinants influencing uptake.
Full vaccination coverage is low, with approximately one-third of Afghan children aged 12-23 months receiving complete vaccine schedules. However, this study shows that rates vary significantly with a range of cultural, economic, and educational factors. These findings suggest that improving maternal healthcare access and education, along with focused outreach in specific demographic groups, may be effective in enhancing immunization coverage.
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