Individual freedoms versus collective responsibility: immunization decision-making in the face of occasionally competing values

Overview of attention for article published in Emerging Themes in Epidemiology, September 2006

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news: 16 news outlets
blogs: 1 blog

twitter: 9 X users
facebook: 1 Facebook page

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@gregggonsalves @KatherineJWu Take one (or six) for the team? https://t.co/IrbUH25Lzm

26 Aug 2022

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@or_tobie @peterdaou Protection against long COVID IS another benefit. I’m triple vaxxed to the max. But protecting an adult only for their own sake, against their will, presents ethical issues. https://t.co/yaBj4gRy5I

08 Mar 2022

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@AntagonizticAzn @SunSteakSprints @cliftonaduncan https://t.co/qYaqRj77wl

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