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Association between vaccination rates and COVID-19 health outcomes in the United States: a population-level statistical analysis

2023-06-15

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Population-level vaccine efficacy is a critical component of understanding COVID-19 risk, informing public health policy, and mitigating disease impacts. Unlike individual-level clinical trials, population-level analysis characterizes how well vaccines worked in the face of real-world challenges like emerging variants, differing mobility patterns, and policy changes. In this study, we analyze the association betwe...

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Literature Corpus work: 8fc5cc66-eb66-5d5d-830c-beb018647c5a
DOI: 10.1101/2023.06.14.23291388

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