Trends of vaccine wastage, March–August 2022.

<div><p>Vaccine wastage remains a challenge to effective immunization; especially in low-income countries. We estimated vaccine wastage rates and assessed attributed factors in Mukono and Kalungu districts in Uganda. A mixed methods study design was utilised to estimate vaccine wastage r...

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Main Author:	Mackline Ninsiima (17847230) (author)
Other Authors:	Michael Muhoozi (9756663) (author), Henry Luzze (4424125) (author), Simon Kasasa (303183) (author)
Published:	2025
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Trends of vaccine wastage, March–August 2022.

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