Perceptions of Immunizations in Female Mexican Immigrants in Oklahoma

Focusing on the perceptions of immunizations among female Mexican immigrants in rural Oklahoma, this research delves into their lived experiences and attitudes towards health prevention. The study includes an introduction, literature review, research methods, and results, aiming to provide insights for health psychologists and medical professionals. By highlighting the unique challenges faced by this minority population, the work seeks to enhance health promotion strategies and improve immunization uptake within the community.