Vaccination Timeliness Among US Children Aged 0-19 Months, National Immunization Survey–Child 2011-2021
Sophia R. Newcomer(University of Montana), Matthew F. Daley(Kaiser Permanente), Christina L. Clarke(Kaiser Permanente), Rain E. Freeman(University of Montana), Alexandria N. Albers(University of Montana), Jason M. Glanz(Kaiser Permanente), Jon M. Graham(University of Montana), Sarah Y. Michels(University of Montana)
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