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Epidemiological evidence links higher ambient temperature to lower vaccination rates in LMICs, indicating a need for climate-resilient strategies.
Our findings provide novel epidemiological evidence linking higher ambient temperature and lower childhood vaccination rates in 50 LMICs. The results underscore the necessity to integrate climate adaptation strategies into vaccination program and build climate-resilient vaccination systems.
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