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Volume 25, Number 12—December 2019
Research

Cost-effectiveness of Prophylactic Zika Virus Vaccine in the Americas

Affan Shoukat, Thomas Vilches, and Seyed M. MoghadasComments to Author 
Author affiliations: Author affiliations: York University, Toronto, Ontario, Canada (A. Shoukat, S.M. Moghadas); São Paulo State University, Botucatu SP, Brazil (T. Vilches)

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Figure 1

Range of vaccination costs per individual (VCPI; in 2015 US dollars) for the scenarios of whether Zika virus vaccines would be cost-saving (green), very cost-effective (red), and cost-effective (black). All estimates are based on the level of preexisting herd immunity in the population for each country.

Figure 1. Range of vaccination costs per individual (VCPI; in 2015 US dollars) for the scenarios of whether Zika virus vaccines would be cost-saving (green), very cost-effective (red), and cost-effective (black). All estimates are based on the level of preexisting herd immunity in the population for each country.

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