Gendered Pathways to Missed and Zero-Dose Polio Vaccination in Children: A Narrative Review of Women's Autonomy, Household Decision-Making, Structural Barriers, and Health System Responsiveness in Afghanistan, Nigeria, Pakistan, and Sudan.

Musuka G, Iradukunda PG, Mhango M, Mano O, Madziva R, Herrera H, Mataruse N, Dzinamarira T

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10.3390/vaccines14080652
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2026 Jul 24
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Vaccines
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@article{allodium:10.3390/vaccines14080652,
  title = {Gendered Pathways to Missed and Zero-Dose Polio Vaccination in Children: A Narrative Review of Women's Autonomy, Household Decision-Making, Structural Barriers, and Health System Responsiveness in Afghanistan, Nigeria, Pakistan, and Sudan.},
  author = {Musuka G and Iradukunda PG and Mhango M and Mano O and Madziva R and Herrera H and Mataruse N and Dzinamarira T},
  year = {2026},
  journal = {Vaccines},
  doi = {10.3390/vaccines14080652},
  url = {https://doi.org/10.3390/vaccines14080652}
}

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G, M., PG, I., M, M., O, M., R, M., H, H., N, M., & T, D. (2026). Gendered Pathways to Missed and Zero-Dose Polio Vaccination in Children: A Narrative Review of Women's Autonomy, Household Decision-Making, Structural Barriers, and Health System Responsiveness in Afghanistan, Nigeria, Pakistan, and Sudan.. Vaccines. https://doi.org/10.3390/vaccines14080652

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