Immunization through vaccines among children has contributed to improved childhood
survival and health outcomes globally. However, vaccine coverage among children is …

Background Identification of unvaccinated children is important for preventing deaths due to
infections. Number of siblings and birth order have been postulated as risk factors for zero …

Measles continues to result in focal outbreaks in India, despite over three decades of
universal infant vaccination. The aims of this study were to examine measles immunity in the …

Background Previous research has shown that socioeconomic and demographic risk factors
in children are additive and lead to increasingly negative impacts on vaccination coverage …

Medicine on vaccination equity in low-and middle-income countries. According to the
WHO,> 1 billion children globally have been vaccinated during the past decade, and 125 …

Measles is a highly contagious disease caused by the morbillivirus. Accorded to WHO data,
measles is one of the world's leading causes of death in children and infants. Indonesia is …

Background: Despite the yearly increase in budget and improved health infrastructure, the
improvement in the health indices is not parallel to them. It indicates that there are other …