Clinical trial NCT05808413 - References

COVID-19 — Exploring the Effect of Video Interventions on Intentions for Continued COVID-19 Vaccination

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Promoting Protection of Others to Increase Future COVID-19 Booster Shot Vaccination Intentions in Younger Adult Canadians: Evaluating the Efficacy of Short Video-based Interventions

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