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Explaining the socio-economic inequalities in child immunisation coverage in Zimbabwe
Socioeconomic inequalities in health have received significant attention globally because of the well-known association between wealth and health. A lot of studies show that poor people are more prone to sickness than their counterparts. Immunisation has been a key antidote to avert deaths for child...
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University of Cape Town
2021
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