COVID‐19 vaccine mistrust, health literacy, conspiracy theories, and racial discrimination among a representative ethnically diverse sample in Canada: The vulnerability of Arab, Asian, Black, and Indigenous peoples

Documenti analoghi

• COVID‐19 vaccine uptake, conspiracy theories, and health literacy among Black individuals in Canada: Racial discrimination, confidence in health, and COVID‐19 stress as mediators
  di: Jude Mary Cénat, et al.
  Pubblicazione: (2024)
• Rates and Factors Related to COVID‐19 Vaccine Uptake in Racialized and Indigenous Individuals in Canada: The Deleterious Effect of Experience of Racial Discrimination
  di: Rose Darly Dalexis, et al.
  Pubblicazione: (2024)
• COVID‐19 Vaccine Mistrust, Racial Discrimination, and Conspiracy Beliefs Among Parents in Canada: Implications for Public Health
  di: Rose Darly Dalexis, et al.
  Pubblicazione: (2025)
• COVID‐19 Vaccine Uptake Rates and Associated Factors in Racially Diverse Parents in Canada: The Threat From Conspiracy Beliefs and Racial Discrimination
  di: Jude Mary Cénat, et al.
  Pubblicazione: (2025)
• A superior heterologous prime‐boost vaccination strategy against COVID‐19: A bivalent vaccine based on yeast‐derived RBD proteins followed by a heterologous vaccine
  di: Yu Liu, et al.
  Pubblicazione: (2024)