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The 28 pages that link to Vaccine hesitancy, each with the reason it gives.

• VaccinationRelated: Hesitancy can lower coverage and weaken the population-level protection vaccination provides.

• Conspiracy theoryRelated: Claims of hidden medical plots can undermine confidence in vaccination.

• MisinformationRelated: Misinformation about vaccine safety can contribute to delayed or refused vaccination.

• PseudoscienceRelated: Pseudoscientific claims about vaccines can contribute to distrust and reduced uptake.

• Food and Drug AdministrationRelated: Public confidence in FDA-reviewed vaccine evidence can affect uptake.

• Risk communicationRelated: Vaccine advice must address concerns while communicating benefits and risks accurately.

• Herd immunityRelated: Clusters of low uptake can leave transmission pathways even when average coverage appears high.

• Influenza vaccineRelated: Concerns about influenza vaccination can lower uptake and leave preventable risk.

• Health communicationRelated: Communication, confidence, and social context can shape vaccination decisions.

• Live attenuated vaccineRelated: Concerns about live pathogens can influence acceptance of these vaccines.

• Smallpox vaccineRelated: Resistance and concerns influenced smallpox vaccination policy and public response.

• Anthony FauciRelated: Fauci’s public advocacy for vaccination became entangled with growing distrust and misinformation.

• Jonas SalkRelated: The vaccine’s rollout made public confidence and acceptance central to polio control.

• COVID-19 misinformationRelated: False vaccine claims contributed to doubts that could delay or discourage COVID-19 vaccination.

• Medical misinformationRelated: Vaccine misinformation can intensify doubts and contribute to delayed or refused vaccination.

• Medical racismRelated: Historical and ongoing discrimination can influence trust in vaccination programs.

• COVID-19 vaccineRelated: Hesitancy can limit COVID-19 vaccine uptake even when doses are accessible.

• Malaria vaccineRelated: Trust and communication influence uptake in communities offered malaria vaccination.

• Andrew WakefieldRelated: The controversy contributed to doubts and delayed vaccination among some families.

• DiphtheriaRelated: Reduced vaccination coverage can create conditions for diphtheria outbreaks.

• MMR vaccineRelated: Hesitancy can reduce MMR coverage and leave communities vulnerable to outbreaks.

• Varicella vaccineRelated: Concerns about a disease often perceived as mild can influence varicella vaccine uptake.

• Jenny McCarthyRelated: McCarthy’s advocacy is frequently discussed as a high-profile influence on vaccine doubts.

• Fear of needlesRelated: Fear of injection pain or needles can contribute to vaccine delay or refusal.