vaccination coverage
Population protection percentage
Vaccination coverage is the proportion of a population that has received a particular vaccine, usually expressed as a percentage.
Public health officials track vaccination coverage to assess immunity levels and predict disease outbreaks: Measles vaccination coverage in the region dropped below 90 percent.
High coverage is necessary for herd immunity to protect those who cannot be vaccinated.
- disease eradicationPermanent global elimination of pathogens
- outreach programsOrganized efforts serving underserved populations
- underserved communitiesPopulations lacking adequate resources
- percentageProportion out of hundred
- herd immunityWidespread resistance protecting all
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Insufficient protective inoculation coverage
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