Refugees, immigrants, and migrants (RIM) in the United States (US) have been identified as
an underimmunized population prior to the COVID-19 pandemic. Vaccine acceptance is …

Background/objective Some refugee and migrant populations globally showed lower uptake
of COVID-19 vaccines and are also considered to be an under-immunized group for routine …

Despite the effectiveness of current vaccines in reducing the spread and severity of SARS-
CoV-2 infections, many people, including migrants, refugees, and foreign workers, are …

Introduction Refugees often face increased risk of exposure to COVID-19 due to their
disproportionate representation in the essential workforce and crowded household …

There has been a dearth of reports that examine the effect of immigration status on COVID-
19 vaccine hesitancy. While intention to be vaccinated has been higher among adults in …

Abstract Black and Hispanic Americans have been hardest hit with COVID-19 infections,
hospitalizations, and deaths, yet during the first several months of vaccine roll-out they had …

Introduction Migration can be linked to the transmission of vaccine-preventable diseases.
Hence, monitoring migrants' vaccination-related concerns can inform needed interventions …

Objectives Understanding COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy among migrant and refugee groups
is critical for achieving vaccine equity. Therefore, we aimed to estimate the prevalence of …

COVID-19 vaccines are effective in preventing COVID-19 infection, disease, and death.
However, there is no data about vaccine intentions among the 10.7 million undocumented …

Background Amid persistent disparities in Covid-19 vaccination and burgeoning research
on vaccine hesitancy (VH), we conducted a scoping review to identify multilevel …