TOKYO -- Many young children in Asia and elsewhere are missing out on routine vaccinations to protect them from measles and other diseases as their countries battle COVID-19 infections.
The global vaccine coverage of 1-year-olds fell for the first time in two decades in 2020 as the COVID pandemic disrupted immunization campaigns for measles and other diseases in many countries.
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