Addressing vaccine hesitancy among patients
In 1796, British farmers feared the smallpox vaccine would turn them into cows—a myth that still echoes in modern hesitancy. Today, vaccine doubts span continents, fueled by social media and historical distrust. As the www.physician.ae editorial team, we’ve gathered strategies from Japan’s HPV success to Ghana’s faith-led campaigns. Let’s decode how global health heroes are turning resistance…
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