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Survey shows many seniors in Japan undecided about vaccination
February 27, 2021 (Mainichi Japan)
A medical worker, left, receives a dose of COVID-19 vaccine at Osaka National Hospital in Osaka on Feb. 19, 2021. (Mainichi/Takao Kitamura) TOKYO (Kyodo) About 40 percent of a group of elderly Japanese people surveyed recently said they are unsure whether they will undergo vaccination against the coronavirus, indicating many remain wary of potential downsides. The online survey conducted earlier this month on 423 elderly people who require home nursing care but do not suffer from dementia showed 43 percent were unsure about receiving shots while 15 percent were against it entirely.
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Hironori Ezaki, Director of Nagasaki Medical Center, receives a coronavirus vaccine in Nagasaki on Monday. | KYODO
Kyodo, Staff Report Feb 27, 2021
Over 40% of a recently surveyed group of older Japanese people said they are unsure whether they will receive the coronavirus vaccine, indicating many remain wary of the shots.
The online survey conducted earlier this month on 423 older people who require home nursing care but do not suffer from dementia showed 43% were unsure about receiving shots while 15% were against it entirely.