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ArticleWalking the Tightrope: Reevaluating science communication in the era of COVID-19 vaccines

Matthew Z. Dudley2021

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Walking the Tightrope: Reevaluating science communication in the era of COVID-19 vaccines

Matthew Z. Dudley · Roger Bernier · Janesse Brewer · Daniel A. Salmon

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2015Vaccine Hesitancy 2015Vaccine hesitancy 2018“You don't trust a government vaccine”: Narratives of institutional trust and influenza vaccination among African American and white adults 2016Hurdles to herd immunity: Distrust of government and vaccine refusal in the US, 2002–2003 2021Reflections On Governance, Communication, And Equity: Challenges And Opportunities In COVID-19 Vaccination

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Year2021

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Published2021-08-19

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ISSN-L0264-410X

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Citations22

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