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Perspectives of COVID-19 vaccines among Australian gay and bisexual men

The report describes opinions of vaccines, the social processes that drive or inhibit vaccination, the practical factors that act as facilitators and barriers to vaccination, among Australian gay and bisexual men. The report also makes recommendations for promotional messaging to maximise vaccine uptake.

Perspectives of COVID-19 vaccines among Australian gay and bisexual men 640.6 KB pdf
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Research Officer

Daniel Storer

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Year published
2022
Report type
Research reports
Research program
HIV Epidemiology and Prevention Program
Project
The Flux Study
Focus areas
COVID-19 and emerging infections
Research strengths
Social and behavioural sciences
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