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Systematic review and meta-analysis reveals an 83% malaria vaccine acceptance rate globally, indicating that socioeconomic factors significantly influence uptake.
This review revealed an 83% acceptance rate for the malaria vaccine, with variability in awareness (32%), hesitancy (14%), and willingness to pay (58%). Age, employment, and socioeconomic status were significant determinants of acceptance. However, due to potential publication bias and high heterogeneity, these findings should be cautiously interpreted. The results highlight the necessity for targeted interventions to enhance vaccine acceptance. Further research is required to elucidate factors that influence vaccine acceptance.
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