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Cross-sectional study evaluates vaccination willingness in homeless individuals, suggesting targeted interventions may increase uptake.
About two-thirds of respondents were willing to vaccinate. Reluctance was most strongly associated with lower perceived vaccine effectiveness and personal benefit. Interventions should address these beliefs and prospectively evaluate whether changes to them translate into greater willingness and, ultimately, higher uptake.
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