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RSV vaccines are gaining serious public support in New Zealand, with 70% of over a thousand surveyed adults backing publicly funded shots for babies and pregnant people. The push isn’t just about sniffles — experts say widespread vaccination could free up thousands of hospital beds annually, easing healthcare strain. Older adults (65+) lead in support, while the 45-54 crowd shows slightly less enthusiasm. Education level also correlates with higher approval. This comprehensive survey, factoring in age, gender, income, and voting habits, paints a clear picture: the public sees value in community-wide preventative care.

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