Being immunized and economic status in society

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The book explores the relationship between immunization rates and economic status within society. It examines how socioeconomic factors influence access to vaccinations, public health policies, and overall community health outcomes. Through various case studies and statistical analyses, it highlights disparities in immunization coverage among different economic groups, emphasizing the need for targeted interventions to improve health equity. The work aims to inform policymakers and public health officials about the critical intersection of health and economic well-being.