Religious Affiliation as a Driver of Immunization Coverage: Analyses of Zero-Dose Vaccine Prevalence in 66 Low- and Middle-Income Countries

"Analyses of gaps in coverage according to religion are relevant to renewing efforts to reach groups that are being left behind, with an important role in the reduction of zero-dose children." Belief systems can have direct implications on health-seeking behaviour, including vaccination.

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