米国におけるブースターと他のワクチンの接種率の低下原因に接種義務化

Epub 2024 Feb 15.
US state vaccine mandates did not influence COVID-19 vaccination rates but reduced uptake of COVID-19 boosters and flu vaccines compared to bans on vaccine restrictions
Stephen A Rains 1, Adam S Richards 2
Affiliations expandPMID: 38359292
PMCID: PMC10895249
DOI: 10.1073/pnas.2313610121

Abstract

During the COVID-19 pandemic, some US states mandated vaccination for certain citizens. We used state-level data from the CDC to test whether vaccine mandates predicted changes in COVID-19 vaccine uptake, as well as related voluntary behaviors involving COVID-19 boosters and seasonal influenza vaccines. Results showed that COVID-19 vaccine adoption did not significantly change in the weeks before and after states implemented vaccine mandates, suggesting that mandates did not directly impact COVID-19 vaccination. Compared to states that banned vaccine restrictions, however, states with mandates had lower levels of COVID-19 booster adoption as well as adult and child flu vaccination, especially when residents initially were less likely to vaccinate for COVID-19. This research supports the notion that governmental restrictions in the form of vaccination mandates can have unintended negative consequences, not necessarily by reducing uptake of the mandated vaccine, but by reducing adoption of other voluntary vaccines.

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/38359292/

日本みたいにおもいやりワクチンとか情に訴えるやり方の方がアフォ共には効果があるようですな。

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