COVID 19 vaccine hesitancy higher when government confidence declines – The Washington Newsday

Once scientists have completed the development of a vaccine against COVID-19, will people be ready to take it?
An international team of researchers analyzed data from 19 countries severely affected by the new coronavirus and found that with little trust in the government, people were more willing to accept a COVID-19 vaccine.
Based on a previous survey of more than 13,400 people, the researchers found that about 72% were likely to take a vaccine. About 14% would refuse, and a similar percentage…

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