COVID-19 Vaccine Skepticism Steadily Declining in United States, Survey Finds
Where pharmacists are located has a lot to do with how much vaccine skepticism they are seeing. But, overall, fewer and fewer Americans are unwilling or uncertain about COVID-19 vaccines, with skepticism dropping from 39% last March to 27% now, according to the Morning Consult survey. Find out what else the survey said about who is getting shots and who is not.
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Influenza Vaccination Up Substantially in Adults This Year, Still Lag in Children
With the possibility of another upsurge in COVID-19 cases this winter, the last thing the U.S. healthcare system needs is a severe influenza season. Pharmacists are doing their part by vaccinating against both, and the CDC says the situation is positive for adults. It expressed concern, however, that too few children are being vaccinated against the flu. Here is more information.
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