Canada Communicable Disease Report (CCDR)

CCDR: Volume 52-3, March 2026: Vaccine Safety: Uptake and Hesitancy

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Published by: The Public Health Agency of Canada
Date published: March 2026
ISSN: 1481-8531

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Latest issue: Volume 52-3, March 2026: Vaccine Safety: Uptake and Hesitancy

Overview

Canada’s National Advisory Committee on Immunization (NACI) in 2025: Celebrating 60 years of service, a decade of change, and a dynamic future ahead
M Tunis, R Harrison, K Ramotar, A Tuite, C Jensen, K Wilkinson, K Young, J Zafack, M Salvadori, A Stevens, V Dubey, E Henry

Scoping Review

Vaccine uptake and hesitancy among Black people: A scoping review
F Oluwasina, S Musa, M Olukotun, F Ojo, O Sanni, L Djoutsa, M Tunde-Byass, A Renzaho, U Allen, B Salami

Survey Report

Promoting influenza vaccination among health professionals in Canada: Results of an online survey on Facebook
M Tantchou Dipankui, K O’Doherty, LM Bucci, B Giguère

What do parents of school-aged children want to know about HPV vaccination in Canada? Results of an online survey on Facebook
M Tantchou Dipankui, B Giguère, KC O’Doherty, A Pucci

Overview

Tracking Canada’s 2015 vaccine research and development priorities: Where are we a decade later?
N Moqueet, K Lago, S Cortés-Kaplan, H Birdi, S Desai, A Gauhar, B Warshawsky, M Tunis, K Wilkinson

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Vector-borne Disease Surveillance in Canada, 2024
Centre for Food-borne, Environmental and Zoonotic Infectious Diseases; Public Health Agency of Canada