Bivariate and multivariate logistic regression of institutional trust and conspiracy beliefs in COVID‑19 and vaccine uptake in Ghana.

<p>Bivariate and multivariate logistic regression of institutional trust and conspiracy beliefs in COVID‑19 and vaccine uptake in Ghana.</p>

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Main Author:	Meshack Achore (19429359) (author)
Other Authors:	Joseph Asumah Braimah (19429356) (author), Robert Kokou Dowou (10331795) (author), Vincent Kuuire (18298919) (author), Martin A. Ayanore (9711268) (author), Elijah Bisung (15401365) (author)
Published:	2024
Subjects:	Medicine Neuroscience Biotechnology Sociology Immunology Cancer Science Policy Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified effecting attitudinal change hesitancy among adults examined vaccine hesitance conspiracy theories surrounding tackle conspiracy beliefs significantly less likely enhance vaccine uptake ghana </ p 19 vaccine uptake less likely conspiracy beliefs vaccine refusal vaccine history credibility among conspiracy belief 19 vaccine vaccinations ought using data thus imperative ten threats tandem influence study examines sectional study results show results demonstrate related symptom regression model political affiliations model 3 marital status lmics ). limited research institutions responsible global health enhanced education considered one 19 vaccines 19 pandemic
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