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Background: The success of influenza vaccination campaigns may be suboptimal if
subgroups of the population face unique barriers or have misconceptions about vaccination …

Background Negative influenza-associated outcomes disproportionately impact non-White
individuals. Targeted influenza vaccine coverage could improve outcomes in minority …

ContextSubstantial racial disparities exist in use of some health services. Whether managed
care could reduce racial disparities in the use of preventive services is not known …

Background: Past studies have reported influenza vaccination coverage below national
targets, but up-to-date estimates are needed to understand trends and to identify areas for …

Although the benefits of influenza vaccination are compelling, national rates for Black and
Hispanic adults are low. We analyzed data from the 1998 National Health Interview Survey …

Objective The aim of this study is to examine the effects of ethnicity, disaggregating Asian
Indian from other Asians, health insurance coverage, and nativity on influenza vaccination …

Racial and ethnic disparities in influenza vaccination uptake and disease severity persist. 1
During 13 influenza seasons between 2009 and 2022, Black, Hispanic, and American …

Background Influenza vaccination among minoritized groups remains below federal
benchmarks in the United States (US). We used data from the 2004–2016 California Health …

Background One proposed explanation for the persistence of racial disparities in adult
immunizations is that minority patients receive primary care at practices that differ …