DETERMINANTS OF VACCINATION BEHAVIOR AMONG UNIVERSITY STUDENTS 20 MONTHS AFTER THE COVID-19 OUTBREAK: RESULTS OF THE COVID-19 GERMAN STUDENT WELL-BEING STUDY (C19 GSWS)

Evidence indicates a higher COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy among university students due to their age and a lower risk of COVID-19 related complications compared to the general population in Germany.However, little is known about the other determinants of COVID-19 vaccination behavior for the population of German university students.This study aimed to

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