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COVID-19 vaccine confidence grows as side effect worries fade – Reuters
Confidence in COVID-19 vaccines is growing, with people’s willingness to have the shots increasing as they are rolled out across the world and concerns about possible…
By Reuters Staff
LONDON (Reuters) – Confidence in COVID-19 vaccines is growing, with peoples willingness to have the shots increasing as they are rolled out across the world and concerns about possible side effects are fading, a 14-country survey showed on Friday.
Co-led by Imperial College Londons Institute of Global Health Innovation (IGHI) and the polling firm YouGov, the survey found trust in COVID-19 vaccines had risen in nine out of 14 countries covered, including France, Japan and Singapore…
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