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May 14, 2026VaccinesOpen Access

A Human Mobility-Based Modeling Study of Influenza Vaccination Strategies Across Socioeconomically Disparate Regions in China

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LZL Y ZhouYZYunkang ZhaoHWHongjie Wei

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Modeling study examines influenza vaccination strategies in China, indicating need for targeted approaches across regions.

Key Points

  • This study investigates effective influenza vaccination strategies tailored to socioeconomic disparities in China.
  • Utilized the SVEAICFR model to simulate vaccination strategies across different regions.
  • Analyzed vaccination coverage and disease burden in underdeveloped, developing, and developed provinces.
  • Categorized 31 provinces based on economic levels to identify spatiotemporal epidemic differences.
  • Developed regions had the highest ILI+ index (approximately 12-13), while underdeveloped regions had the lowest (ILI+ 3-4).
  • Achieving 39.73% vaccination coverage could reduce incidence, severity, and mortality rates by approximately 99%.
  • National predicted vaccination rate for the 2023-2024 season was only 2.89%, reflecting significant regional disparities.

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Zhou et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a0566d9a550a87e60a1ede2https://doi.org/10.3390/vaccines14050425
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