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Percent flu vaccine uptake by age and flu vaccination season among (A) children and (B) older adults. The main study populations and seasons are highlighted with coloured boxes as indicated in the legend. The vertical dashed grey line indicates the onse...

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Main Author:	Ruth Elizabeth Watkinson (12191232) (author)
Other Authors:	Richard Williams (29445) (author), Stephanie Gillibrand (12191235) (author), Luke Munford (6409454) (author), Matt Sutton (7301912) (author)
Published:	2023
Subjects:	Medicine Biotechnology Sociology Science Policy Infectious Diseases Computational Biology Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified used deidentified data national health service large city region including widespread disruption electronic health records disproportionately larger increases coronavirus disease 2019 annual seasonal influenza wider among children sample population varied increased public awareness new wider inequalities known socioeconomic inequalities evaluating socioeconomic inequalities influenza vaccine uptake among preschool children new delivery models may limit generalisability level income deprivation england </ p among older adults related uptake gaps 9 years ), flu vaccine uptake flu vaccination eligibility 19 vaccination campaigns 19 pandemic led uptake gap increased vaccine uptake preschool children older adults inequalities increased increased inequalities related inequalities population 2 pandemic years flu vaccination related morbidity 19 pandemic vaccination seasons vaccination season vaccination due xlink "> widened since slope index routine vaccinations multiple factors main limitation local dataset likely due increase occurring greater manchester existing studies examine whether estimated age e ., deprived areas cohort study approximately 80 age groups age 4 age 2 adjusted neighbourhood
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