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. 2022 Oct 1:12:03064.
doi: 10.7189/jogh.12.03064.

Life-course vaccinations for migrants and refugees: Drawing lessons from the COVID-19 vaccination campaigns

Silvia Declich  1 , Giulia De Ponte  2 , Giulia Marchetti  1 , Maria Grazia Dente  1 , Maria Elena Tosti  1 , Lara Tavoschi  3 , Pier Luigi Lopalco  4 , Maria Laura Russo  2 , Maurizio Marceca  5
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Life-course vaccinations for migrants and refugees: Drawing lessons from the COVID-19 vaccination campaigns

Silvia Declich et al. J Glob Health. .
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