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uptake

[uhp-teyk] / ˈʌpˌteɪk /






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"The level of uptake has been relatively low," he said.

From BBC

However, uptake has been uneven, even though these tools are highly effective at preventing RSV hospitalizations.

From Science Daily

"We recognise the multiple factors likely contributing to declining uptake in pre-school vaccinations, including service pressures and workforce," a statement from the department read.

From BBC

Barclays analysts reckon a positive outcome from the study, called SELECT, could boost uptake of Wegovy by a quarter by 2030 if the drug is approved for expanded use for treating cardiovascular conditions.

From Reuters

“We don’t have a national mandate for flu vaccines in the same way, and yet we see pretty good uptake of flu vaccines,” Jha said.

From Washington Times