Immunization against childhood diseases is widely taken for granted.In reality,how is immunization distributed throughout the U.S.?

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Many inner city and rural residents are suspicious of or don't understand the importance of immunizations for children. This has led to lower immunization rates in these areas compared to urban areas. There have also been instances of anti-vaccine movements in some communities, contributing to lower vaccination rates. There is not necessarily special attention given to the Appalachian region, and while government healthcare programs may have increased access to vaccines in some urban areas, this is not necessarily true for all areas. However, it is possible that access to healthcare services including immunizations may be stratified in terms of socioeconomic status.

Immunization Against Childhood Diseases Is Widely Taken for Granted